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Thomson Reuters Acquires CaseLogistix From Anacomp
In what signals a significant move into the e-discovery market, Thomson Reuters has purchased CaseLogistix from San Diego's Anacomp.
Techie Gen Y Lawyers: 'Not the Borg'
If anyone will break the crackberry addiction afflicting private practitioners, writer Amy J. McMaster suspects, it will be Gen Y lawyers. Desensitized to virtual distractions, young lawyers are often seen working on a brief, streaming online music and instant messaging -- all at the same time. They're collectivist, she adds, but they're "not the Borg" of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" fame.
OrcaTec Adds Accusoft Document Viewer to Its E-Discovery Suite
Accusoft's Prizm Content Connect is now embedded into OrcaTec's Document Decisioning Suite, where the viewer will help users review, search, annotate, and print more than 300 different types of files.
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LexisNexis Evolves Concordance E-Discovery
LexisNexis unveiled Concordance Evolution 1.0, a large-scale e-discovery program based on Microsoft SQL Server. The company's legacy Concordance product will now be referred to as Concordance Classic for small and mid-sized organizations. Evolution features include concept searching and clustering, full e-mail threading, and text-level tagging.
Plaintiff Sues Over Court Requiring LexisNexis for E-Filing
A class action filed in Texas federal court alleges that a requirement that civil litigants exclusively use LexisNexis' e-filing service for pleadings violates the U.S. and Texas Constitutions. Noting that the district clerk returns unfiled any documents not filed through LexisNexis, the plaintiffs attorney in the case says, "If a litigant does not have a computer, he's denied access to the courts."
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