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Home > Thomson Reuters Now Offers Combined Expert Witness Research and Placement Services

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Thomson Reuters Now Offers Combined Expert Witness Research and Placement Services

By Sean Doherty All Articles 

Law Technology News

January 23, 2013

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Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services, a source for locating and researching expert witnesses, and DRI, a professional organization for members of the defense bar, announced Tuesday that they are joining forces to provide DRI's 22,000 members worldwide with enhanced expert witness research and placement capabilities.

DRI members who engage Thomson Reuters to investigate, interview, or hire experts will now benefit from the combined resources of both Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services' network of more than 100,000 experts as well as DRI's Expert Witness Database of more than 65,000 experts.

Expert Intelligence Reports created for DRI members will integrate with resources from both DRI and Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services to merge into a single, interactive, comprehensive report detailing an expert's background and history.

For more information, to see a sample Expert Intelligence Report, or to order a report, please visit: http://trexpertwitness.com/intelligence-reports-dri-expert-database.

Press release.

Attorney Sean Doherty is LTN's technology editor.



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