The ACUA is a voluntary and independent body of firms of solicitors and Local Authorities around the UK that use AIM systems.

Fostering advancement of technology by promoting the understanding and guiding the development of intellectual property and related fields of law

Research program at Harvard Law School centered on the legal, social, and technical structures of the Internet.

Promoting technology in legal education throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.

A non-profit international association serving information technology professionals worldwide with case developments and articles on computer law.

Striving to answer policy-related questions, and to educate users about ways in which they can take advantage of these technologies without violating ethical or legal standards.

Focusing on intellectual property rights and health care, electronic commerce, and competition policy.

Provides a forum for the distribution of articles, motions, and briefs, informative to attorneys actively engaged in the practice of internet law. Links for further research.

Consortium of private sector companies and senior court representatives dedicated to strengthening the dialogue between courts and their providers of technology.

IASTED is a non-profit association that plans international conferences in engineering and computer science.

Providing a forum for making a positive impact and improving technology in the legal profession.

Non-profit organization developing open standards for legal documents and related applications. Information about the organization, meeting minutes, and national workgroups.

Devoted to research and education in information technologies and their application.

Addressing the legal and policy challenges arising from the use of emerging high performance computing and networking technologies by government, industry and universities.