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...service, based on technology licensed from PureDiscovery Corp., officials said today. Huron is using...
...PureDiscovery Integrates Semantic Technology With LexisNexis' LAW PreDiscovery ...
...Dallas-based PureDiscovery has announced the integration of its semantic search technology with LexisNexis' LAW...
...PureDiscovery Releases LegalSuite 2.1 ...
...Dallas-based PureDiscovery, a provider of e-discovery processing and review software, has released version...
Legal tech shows can be pedestrian when compared to CES or Interop. But the exhibits at the 2010 International Legal Technology Association conference in Las Vegas were striking and included EDD tool
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