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LTN Awards: Gonzalo de Cesare
Publication Date: 2011-02-04 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
LTN's editor-in-chief Monica Bay interviews Gonzalo de Cesare, political advisor at the European Union Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at LegalTech New York 2011.
TotalDiscovery Makes Legal Hold Application Free
In the latest move toward low-cost e-discovery products, TotalDiscovery.com is eliminating fees from its legal hold service, officials of parent company Business Intelligence Associates announced Thursday.
FBI Chief Claims 'Jones' Ruling Creates GPS Surveillance Problem
The Supreme Court's ruling in U.S. v. Jones is forcing the FBI to deactivate its GPS tracking devices in some investigations, Director Robert Mueller said.
Prosperoware Helps Autonomy Worksite Users Move and Manage Data
Prosperoware has enhanced and renamed its Milan Move, Archive software, adding the ability to consolidate Autonomy's iManage WorkSite databases. The product targets firms that use WorkSite as a document management system.
How to Fulfill Document-Preservation Obligations
In the real world, document preservation isn't perfect, so lawyer Barbara S. Nicholas offers lawyers four things to do when implementing and updating litigation holds.
Law Journal Press | Digital Book
Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Thomson Reuters Preps Tablet App for Lawyers
Thomson Reuters is developing a mobile application for attorneys, the company's Elite financial and litigation division disclosed through its Legal Current blog this week. The app will provide access to tasks such as billing and scheduling, along with access to Westlaw. There will be an Apple iPad version and browser version for other devices.
Workshare Adds iManage, SharePoint Connections to PDF Professional
Workshare, known for document collaboration software, released a new version of its lawyer-friendly PDF editor last week.
Computer Hackers Sentenced to No Smartphone Use
A couple who hacked into a former employer's computer system have an onerous probation charge no smartphones for three years.Video Series: the 2011 'LTN' Innovation Award Winners
Monica Bay and David Snow, of Law Technology News, spoke with each of the 2012 Innovation Award winners about their role in changing the face of legal technology in the past year.Trending Stories
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