New Jersey Law Journal
...It's been a little more than a year since LexisNexis parted ways with Applied Discovery, a high-end document review platform they...
...vice president and managing director for litigation tools and professional services at LexisNexis Group. "It's not uncommon for attorneys to sort...
...6 Becker Farm Road. With lawyers using digital research via LexisNexis and Westlaw, there’s less need for library space, he says...
The author reaches out to some real giants in the land of law firm marketing, for their best advice on how to grow revenues in 2013
...or perhaps a litigation support tool, such as AccessData's Summation or LexisNexis' Concordance. (Both are an outstanding piece of software for document review but...
As mobile devices and applications become more prevalent in law firms, the question becomes "Who's running the show: the IT department or the lawyers?
...LexisNexis Legal and Professional, a legal research, software and service provider, introduced a...
...LexisNexis, on Aug. 13, unveiled the cloud version of its Concordance Evolution document...
The billable hour remains entrenched, despite widespread reports that clients are dissatisfied with it
...A new study by LexisNexis shows that firms of 11 to 20 lawyers are the most effective...
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