David Lambert specialises in company and commercial law, acting for diverse businesses, trusts and charities, such as CALL. He is actively involved in the European consultants' organisation, TORUS as Vice President. For details of this association please visit their website www.torus.org.
His experience also encompasses intellectual property rights, especially on copyright and database issues.
David's main hobby is family history and genealogy and he's now the company secretary of The Federation of Family History Societies, having been the chairman in the past. He has involvement in other family history societies.
The Federation of Family History Societies is an umbrella charitable organisation, owned by its member societies, who are family history societies in UK and worldwide interested in British family history. Mr Lambert invites you to visit their website: www.ffhs.org.uk. He has written several booklets on specific aspects of the law relevant to family historians such as the Data Protection Act, Copyright and Database Rights and the Disability Discrimination Act.