Law Technology NewsVendor demonstrations fuel lawyers' education
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
...Exterro Inc., and ...
...is adding...
LTN Editor-in-Chief Monica Bay launches "Tech Circuit," a new Law Technology News column about the legal technology community — our people, deals, events, hot trends, tips, wins, pains,
...has licensed Exterro's e-discovery software suite Fusion and is deploying it in-house, the Portland, Ore...
...Hanover Insurance Group, based in Worcester, Mass., has licensed Exterro's e-discovery software suite Fusion and is deploying it in-house, the Portland, Ore...
LTN asked legal technology vendors if they have launched products or services addressing Big Data and the tension that exists in mining customer data versus the security and privacy of that data and
New or upgraded software for e-discovery, document management, and practice management dominates fall releases
Announcements of new software for e-discovery, document management, and practice management dominate news from the International Legal Technology Association conference outside of Washington, D.C. th
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