Law Technology NewsLit?ra has expanded its executive leadership team with four new executives, including CIO Sean Scott. The document creation and processing company will also launch or upgrade three products in the co
...the Sacket Group's MacPac, the Payne Group...
...The Sackett Group (MacPac) or Payne Consulting...
...Esquire Innovations, Legal MacPac, Softwise...
...software such as or SoftWise Corp.'s Innova (www.softwise.net), Legal MacPac from The Sackett Group (www.legalmacpac.com), or offerings from Payne Consulting...
It was as difficult to ignore the electronic discovery vendors crowding the International Legal Technology Association floor as it is to ignore an elephant in the room. Legal Technology editor Sean
...at Legal MacPac 10, a Microsoft Word macro and template solution with contacts integration...
E-discovery took center stage as LegalTech New York 2008 got under way. The conference exhibition floor was loaded with vendors, and educational sessions focused on "litigation preparedness." Former
...Inc.'s 8.2 FileSite, Workshare Inc.'s Workshare 4.5, Legal MacPac (The Sackett Group Inc.), Adobe System Inc.'s Acrobat 7.0, LexisNexis...
...Packard Co. 4300/9000 series b/w; XeroxCorp. Techtronic color. Software: Legal MacPac(The Sackett Group Inc.); Microsystems D3; Javelan(Aderant); Interwoven Inc.'s DeskSite...
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