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...Law firms who have adopted IntApp Open include Kirkland & Ellis, Eversheds, and Lewis Silkin. No pricing information was available in the release or...
...TechLaw10 podcast series. He previously was a partner at Eversheds. Matthew Knouff...
Looking outside the United States, attorneys in less-discussed locations named the issues they expect to present the greatest compliance challenge in their jurisdictions in 2013
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...TechLaw10 podcast series. He previously was a partner at Eversheds. Matthew Knouff is...
Pangea3, the Indian legal process outsourcer bought by Thomson Reuters last year, opened its first U.S.-based service delivery office in Dallas. It's the latest expansion effort by a major LPO as U.S
ACC meeting addresses many legal technology agendas
...Eversheds has signed a deal which could eventually see all of the...
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The number of online social networks -- from JD Supra to Twitter -- can seem overwhelming. The good news is legal pros can ignore most of them, concentrate on a single online network, experiment with
At just over 6,000 members, Paul Lippe's brainchild, Legal OnRamp, a social networking site geared primarily to in-house lawyers, has yet to take the legal profession by storm. Lippe discusses how Le
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