International Journal of Law and Information Technology

Scope

The International Journal of Law and Information Technology publishes articles on the application of computer technology to the law, including: electronic discovery;document drafting;litigation support;expert systems;communications;case-flow management;artificial intelligence;client management and communication systems;cloud computing. The journal also looks at Information and Communications Technology and Cyberspace law - covering, for example: intellectual property rights;cybercrime;regulations of Web 2.0 and virtual worlds;jurisdictional issues associated with the internet;e-commerce law;online privacy and data protection;online service provider liability;software contracts;domain name issues;internet governance;electronic payment systems,online banking;telecommunications law;liability for defective systems.Contributions that bring together these fields will be particularly welcome.