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...scan of a bar code or a few keystrokes. The program, from inData Corp., allows you to enlarge key sections of the document, draw arrows...
...scan of a bar code or a few keystrokes. The program, from inData Corp., allows you to enlarge key sections of the document, draw arrows...
...scan of a bar code or a few keystrokes. The program, from inData Corp., allows you to enlarge key sections of the document, draw arrows...
Many lawyers hesitate to purchase new equipment and take the time to learn about the technological tools that can make them more effective in the courtroom. Some attorneys don't even have time to giv
Many lawyers hesitate to purchase new equipment and take the time to learn about the technological tools that can make them more effective in the courtroom. Some attorneys don't even have time to giv
...He relied on TrialDirector, an application made by the Gilbert, Ariz.-based inData Corp. TrialDirector and rival products, Sanction (made by Verdict Systems of Tempe...
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