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Graham Smith and William Bice return to the legal technology community after selling LiveNote and ProLaw to Thomson Reuters. Can they triumph twice
...institute a written litigation hold in...investors holding shares in two British Virgin Island-based hedge funds...
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...to recover losses of $550 million stemming from the liquidation of two British Virgin Islands-based hedge funds in which they held shares. ...
Our annual index to announcements of new products and services that appeared in Law Technology News from January through November 2009
...[FOOTNOTE 1] Also, in ongoing proceedings, an accused British hacker, who allegedly accessed data on NASA computers, is seeking judicial review...
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