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An established small firm practice management vendor launches an unexpected suite of marketing tools
...company is a provider of trial consulting and technology, including the...litigation support for Encore Discovery Solutions (now Epiq). She was chapter...
...Bruce Olsen, president of Onlaw Trial Technologies. Their presentation was streamed in live from DLA Piper's offices...
...Speech Processing Solutions, aka Philips, brought its new SpeechMike Premium desktop...
...documents. "Our beta stage included the recent four-week trial in ...
...Passport BI Solutions Suite last October —...lawyers determine settlement values and trial strategies. Users can engage in...
Vendor demonstrations fuel lawyers' education
The information from LegalTech New York will not grow stale as legal technology continues to move ahead to LegalTech West Coast 2013 at the Westin Bonaventure in Los Angeles from May 21 to 22. With o
LegalTech New York had plenty of new products as well as enhancements to existing products. Sean Doherty, LTN's technology editor, takes a look at what's new from the legal technology show
...courtroom clock. Effective trial attorneys know this problem and...An easier, and less weighty, solution is to use velcro tabs...
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