Law Technology NewsMigrating data from a pretrial database to a trial database is no mean feat, especially in the crucial, often chaotic run-up to trial. Trial Support Manager Michael Skrzypek shares 10 tips to smooth
"Bring Your Own Device" trend raises storage issues and new challenges for work-life balance
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As you jump on the elevator with binders, records and writing boards in one hand and your entire case on a pull cart, you wonder: "Do I have everything I need for trial?" If it were 1999, the answer
Goodyear's defense against a lawsuit brought by Jeffrey Katzenberg of Dreamworks over defective heating hoses illustrates how trial technology can show jurors the structure and mechanics of a multimi
...Holland & Hart’s Persuasion Strategies created this QuickTime Virtual Reality (QTVR) movie of the home to illustrate the American chestnut...
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...It also lets you view PDF files and video formats such as Quicktime and AVI. XnView provides basic fucntions like cropping, rotation, red-eye removal...
...Powerpoint presentations and templates and export to stand-alone .exe file, AVI/Quicktime video, screen saver, or CD menu
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John Bringardner examines the technology used in a court battle between the mother of a shaken baby and the city of New York. When Esteban Chavez Jr. arrived at the hospital, it was clear he had been
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