National Law JournalCorporate Counsel
A semi-detailed description of the process provides insight into its effectiveness
Daily Business Review
...as keyword search. In da Silva Moore, the software is Recommind's ...
...of the legal advice we receive from outside counsel at my company, Recommind Inc. (which provides search and knowledge management solutions for law firms), is...
After the initial peak, a prolonged downturn in technological developments for law firms' information needs has now ebbed into something again worthwhile
Overwhelmed by the firm's intranet, databases, and libraries, lawyers at Cleary, Gottlieb begged for "our own Google." The firm's search for the best search engine
...The Revised FRCP: 1...
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