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...also sought a name that was easy to spell and pronounce, with global appeal and no trademark issues," noted Shah via e-mail. What...
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LTN's August issue cover feature discusses the pros and cons of e-discovery certification programs and examinations, offered by for-profit and nonprofit organizations. Read what readers have to say a
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