Law firms are increasingly embracing the internet as a way of accessing a variety of popular legal applications says Dominic Cullis, Chairman of the Legal Software Suppliers Association (LSSA). But […]
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Microsoft Windows 7 – what’s that all about eh? Seriously, we don’t expect a mad rush among the legal sector to immediately upgrade from XP to Win7. For example, this
Microsoft – on what you need to know about Windows 7 today Read More »
As some readers will have spotted, we have pulled the content of the original Pilgrim win at Morisons story because the original press release had not gone through the proper
Elite, Pilgrim and Morisons – the latest Read More »
Asia-Pacific online information management source IDE.net.au is reporting that Australia’s e.law has acquired the assets of CCH Workflow Solutions from parent company Wolters Kluwer Asia Pacific. Privately-held elaw has emerged
Wolters Kluwer sells CCH Workflow business Read More »
Coinciding with its ILUA users association annual conference taking place today and tomorrow in the East Midlands, IRIS Legal Solutions has released more details about its product strategy roadmap. The
IRIS issue update on product strategy roadmap Read More »
There were some cruel remarks made on this blog earlier in the week about people working in litigation support and e-discovery – but actually they do know how to party…
E-discovery after dark Read More »
Strange story here on the attempts by US state Bar authorities to reconcile ethics rules with the internet… US-based Total Attorneys Inc, a managed-services provider that helps small law firms
US state Bar recognises attorney internet advertising is different Read More »
From today, TM Search Choice will break the NLIS monopoly on electronic land searches by providing electronic official searches direct from all the local authorities in England & Wales, thereby
TM Search now in competition with NLIS Read More »
Work has now started on the October edition of American Legal Technology Insider – out on this blog next Thursday 8th. The closing date for editorial submissions (aka press releases)
Work now starting on October American Insider Read More »
TimeKM is hosting a live webinar for ILTA Members on September 28 at 12:00 EST (17:00GMT). Session Title: Consumer Based Technologies an Opportunity to Engage the Firm. Description: The proliferation of
Webinar to watch on Monday Read More »
We’re currently getting quite a few person attacks being posted in the comments section – in some instances abuse of a defamatory nature – upon certain individuals (including some who
Excuse the rant but here are some questions for Vodafone UK…(1) What is the point of giving your weekend opening hours on your invoices and statements when in fact you
Questions for Vodafone Read More »
Meanwhile on Twitter, the story today is how come the more expensive the hotel you are staying in (and a sign of an expensive hotel is frequently the unfeasibly high
Meanwhile on Twitter Read More »
Tikit has this morning announced it is working with ‘magic circle’ firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP (which now has over 2500 lawyers in 27 business centres around the world) to
Freshfields to stay with Tikit Firmware for PMS Read More »
More now on those rumours that Winscribe, best known for its presence in the digital dictation systems arena, is poised to take on the likes of Metastorm in the broader
Winscribe gearing up for move into BPM/workflow arena? Read More »
The AIM-listed Tikit Group plc has just published its interim results for the 6 months to 30 June 2009. Although the figures aren’t as good as last year – which
Tikit interims – not good but not bad either Read More »
Here’s our latest round-up of Asia-Pacific news (a mere 24 hours later than scheduled)…The big story this week is that the US/Australian systems house Swerdlove (in Australia previously Timeframe) has
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