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...billion valuation. Even U2's Bono and The Edge put in...YouSendIt Inc., CX Inc., Box.net, 4shared.com, and SpiderOak Inc...
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...The "Start to Finish" Expungement Tool has helped pro bono attorneys (many with no prior experience in expungement law) generate more than...
...going to weave it as a separate entity just to do pro-bono work. But we're not going to dissolve it, we're not...
...quarter ended Oct. 31, and net income of $638,000. She continued pro bono work during law school. "...
...board of directors for Pro Bono Net, whose mission ...
...the growth of "affordable and manageable remote storage (Dropbox and Box.net), together with tools such as Truecrypt," but he was happy to...
...of $6.3 billion in 2010, down 2 percent from 2009, and net income of $1.2 billion, nearly double 2009's profit. The Sunnyvale...
Some would say LegalTech West Coast is running on empty after the New York show, because many vendors released new products in February. But the West Coast show runs on its own energy. And this year
... The survey, conducted last November by LexisNexis for Pro Bono Net, polled 207 small and large law attorneys across all seniority levels...
...Pro Bono Net, which offers programs and technologies to increase access to...
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