Most courtrooms weren't designed to route cables between laptops, projectors, and displays, but as courts begin to adopt wireless technology, lawyers have more connectivity options.
Chicago-based Huron Consulting Group is buying Washington, D.C.-based document review, consulting, and legal staffing firm AdamsGrayson for $31.5 million, the companies announced Monday.
A New York appellate court has held that undocumented farm workers who were injured in a propane explosion and later returned home to Central America should have been allowed to be deposed via video.
If you suspect someone of using your proprietary software code without permission, negotiate a third-party audit agreement and compare the underlying source code, says Greenberg Traurig's Daniel McCloskey.
The iconic figure of the court stenographer has largely been replaced by digital recording devices in almost all New Jersey courtrooms as the state judiciary moves toward new technology.
VirtualCourthouse.com, which allows parties to submit digital claims for alternative dispute resolution, partnered with Chicago-based Iocom, which will deliver videoconferencing and collaboration tools to the ADR provider.
Next month, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia will join a growing number of courts conquering the final frontier: mandatory e-filing to open new cases.
Litera is upgrading its email metadata cleaner, Metadact-e, by adding custom administration options and support for more file types.
SuperiorGlacier, a litigation support company, is on the acquisition trail, picking up Intelligent Discovery Management last week and Sight Search and Selection today.