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Vendors are showcasing new technology at the International Legal Technology Association conference in Las Vegas from Aug. 22-26. Many of the products feature improved interfaces that allow legal prof
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Why make substantial changes to a successful software platform when you could easily get by with tiny improvements and call it new? That was the question consultant Brett Burney answered as he explor
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