The International Association of IT Lawyers (IAITL) is an international association constituted primarily of lawyers and legal practitioners who have an interest in Information Technology law.
The IAITL seeks to promote study and research in Computer Law through international conferences, networking, publication of member's research works, job announcements and the provision of internet resources.
Fields of study:
Law & Human Rights,
Computer Science & Information Technology
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