Law Technology News...legal services for average citizens more accessible. Today, he said, "200 corporations buy 80 percent of legal services and 90 percent of the population...
As lawyers embrace smartphones and tablets, e-discovery vendors race to complete mobile options to manage and perform e-discovery tasks
Jackson Lewis' Ralph Losey wrote "Five Reasons to Outsource Litigation Support," arguing that the non-legal side of e-discovery is often best left to vendors. Reed Smith's Bryon Bratcher and
...Prizm Capture from Accusoft Corporation, a Tampa, Fla.-based provider of document and imaging software. Cloud...
...Norwalk, Conn.-based Xerox Corp. in July to extend Xerox Litigation Services' offerings. Law firms, corporations, and service providers can license Viewpoint to install in...
...nanotechnology patent literature, and notable U.S.-based corporations on the list include: IBM, 3M, Xerox, General Electric Company, and Lockheed Martin Corporation's...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Services, the Rochester, N.Y.-based e-discovery division of Xerox Corporation, has announced the release of its new web-based OmniX Legal...
...law firms and approximately 700 corporations, he said. "...due to similar issues, while Xerox Litigation Services plans to ...
BigLaw's dilemma: How do we keep our own lawyers from sabotaging security systems
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