Law Technology NewsAs lawyers embrace smartphones and tablets, e-discovery vendors race to complete mobile options to manage and perform e-discovery tasks
August 21 to August 31 news briefs from Accellion, AccessData, Affinity, Biscom, Bridgeway Software, C2C, Cumulus Data Inc., DATAssimilate, Exemplify, Fortinet, Gallivan Gallivan & Omelia, H5, HighQ
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...gain better visibility into why they were not processed. A new Exception Analytics Reports detail files that Verve cannot process by custodian, data type, and...
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...getting better at identifying file exceptions. In any batch of electronic...important for systems to accurately report on file exceptions so that...
Usernames could create cybersquatting issues
Usernames could create cybersquatting issues
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Each year, The American Lawyer's annual survey of law firm libraries highlights the challenges librarians have faced over the past year. They have seen the nature of their work evolve; many now spend
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