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LegalTech New York had plenty of new products as well as enhancements to existing products. Sean Doherty, LTN's technology editor, takes a look at what's new from the legal technology show
...LEDES invoice file...
...and tailored with modules of functionality that include wikis, blogs, tasks, events, and dashboards, which can cumulate into secure document exchange systems, client extranets...
...and filing to integrate tightly with DocAuoto's Folder Management for Exchange Module for the DocAuto Server Platform. According to Mark Baker...
...created a module to let EnCase analyze...that it's an open exchange for the EnScript developers and...
...repositories (including Microsoft Live and Exchange) and zipped files, indexing the...prepackaged "pinpoint" workflow modules to automate "planned, repetitive...
ZyLAB reports that its software helped a United Nations' war crimes tribunal prove its case against former Liberian president, Charles Taylor, who was accused of using "blood diamonds" to support reb
...types and parsers for Microsoft Exchange and PowerPoint, along with Outlook...has an updated budget projector module. » MetaVis...
...Microsoft SharePoint and Exchange. A Quick Scan of corporate data assets results in a...
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