Derek Southall, chairman of the 2005 Legal IT Forum outlines his ambitions for this year's event, and suggests that now is the time for the industry to take stock of the massive changes of the last five years
October 05, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
It is not surprising then that Derek Southall feels he has some sizeable shoes to fill at this year’s Legal IT Forum to be held at Gleneagles from 12-14 October. “All the previous chairs have done a great job; I genuinely hope we can really take it further.”
He is also one of a select group of attendees who have been to all five forums, a time during which he has seen a great deal of change.
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