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Featured Listings
+	*Litera Corp.*
+	*Neota Logic*

Product Releases
+	*Catalyst* Releases Insight for General Availability
+	*BIA* Announces Upcoming Release of New Collection Features for TotalDiscovery.com
+	*OrcaReview* Expands Feature Set for e-Discovery Review on the Fly

White Papers
+	Budgeting for e-Discovery: Understanding Pricing Models for Cost Control and Transparency
+	The Case for Statistical Sampling in e-Discovery
+	2011 E-Discovery Case Law Analysis: Lessons Learned and Practical Tips for 2012

Webcasts
+	A Clean and De-Cluttered SharePoint Environment. How It Will Help You Stay Out of Trouble - 2/23/12 - 11:00 a.m. PT
+	e-Discovery Case Law Update – Winter/Spring 2012 - 2/28/12 - 1:00 p.m. ET
+	Social Media Ethics: Attorneys’ Affirmative Duty to Address Social Media Evidence - 3/01/12 - 10:00 a.m. PT

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Daily Commentary

WordPerfect's Upgrade: Does It Matter?

by Evan Koblentz

There's a new version of Corel's WordPerfect shipping this spring. Does it matter for any reasons other than sentiment? The word processing package emerged in 1980 and became dominant in the middle part of that decade by surpassing rivals such as MultiMate and WordStar. By 1990 it had more than 45 percent market share, technology research firm International Data Corp. stated at the time. Since then, it has steadily lost ground to Microsoft Word, but its reputation as a superior product for large law firms continued. However, my search ... [MORE]

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LTN Magazine

Robert Eisenberg on Training for EDD Practice Support

Recent Videos:

Judge David Waxse on Gaining Control of EDD Costs

DLA Piper's Browning Marean on E-Discovery Proportionality

Judge John Facciola on E-Discovery Training at a Crossroads

E-Discovery & Compliance

Technology on Trial: Predictive Coding

Cost-Shifting Could Be a Pleasant Surprise After Litigation

Litigation Support

Calif. Judges Balk at Putting Financial Disclosures Online

Integreon Announces On-Site Legal Resourcing Service

Practice Management

10 Steps to Minimize Cybercrime Exposure at Your Firm

Will Facebook, Google, and the Government Wreck Our Markets?

Office Tech

U.S. Cybersecurity Efforts Trigger Privacy Concerns

Add Google+ to Your Law Firm as a Client Portal

Mobile Lawyer

LiveDeposition.com Releases Mobile Apps

iPad Apps to Boost Productivity at Your Law Practice

Research & Libraries

WestlawNext iPad App Adds New Collaboration Capabilities

LTN Technology Vendor Survey Shows Strong Optimism in 2012

Tech Law

Eastern District of Texas Invalidates $600 Million Internet Patent Claim

Germany Stalls Signing International Treaty on Internet Copyright Law

Done Deals

Bloomberg Law Signs Up DLA Piper

Feb. 8, 2012: Product News Briefs

People

John K. Rabiej Leaves The Sedona Conference for Duke Law Center

The Hot Seat: an Interview With Aaron Shorr of Skadden Arps

Partnerships & Alliances

AlphaLit Expander Pro Integrates Nuix Indexing, Collection Technology

LAC Group, CCM Merge Information Management With Cost Reduction

Deals, People, Etc.

Feb. 8, 2012: Product News Briefs

Here are this week's latest legal tech industry developments, together in one convenient list. Included this week are news updates from BIA, Integreon, Ipro Tech, LiveDeposition, Nextpoint, OrcaTec, PureDiscovery, and Thomson Reuters' WestLawNext.

John K. Rabiej Leaves The Sedona Conference for Duke Law Center

AlphaLit Expander Pro Integrates Nuix Indexing, Collection Technology

Guidance Buys CaseCentral to Make End-to-End E-Discovery Platform

From The Blogs

When Should You OCR Documents? A Quick Primer
PDF for Lawyers

Many people know that OCR stands for "optical character recognition," or if they don't know that then they know that OCR is what you do to a scanned document to make it text-searchable. When you buy a new scanner like the Fujitsu ScanSnap it'll come with OCR software, and most people get the idea that they should OCR all documents that they scan. I don't recommend this ... [MORE]