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Thomson Reuters, a New York-based provider of business information services, has announced the addition of new collaboration capabilities for its WestLawNext legal research iPad app.
LTN Technology Vendor Survey Shows Strong Optimism in 2012
Results of the LTN Technology Vendor Survey came in just in time for LegalTech New York 2012, and one word might sum up the overall spirit conveyed in the responses: optimism.
Apple, Publishers, Open-Source Dictate Law School Textbook Evolution
Electronic tablets will make paper books in law schools obsolete, publishing experts say, in reaction to news of Apple entering the textbook market and Thomson Reuters exiting it.
Law Library Groups Increasing Collaboration
Two professional groups that represent corporate and law firm librarians have begun collaborating.
Judge Peck to Keynote at ALSP Conference
Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck of the Southern District of New York will be the opening keynote speaker at the Association of Litigation Support Professionals conference in New Orleans, March 12 and 13.
New LexisNexis Resource Reaches Out to Transactional Lawyers
Lexis Practice Advisor is an online collection of materials written by practitioners and selected from LexisNexis content designed to help transactional attorneys complete business deals.
McKenna Long Launches New Public Policy Blog
With the Tuesday launch of the Politics, Law and Policy Blog, McKenna Long & Aldridge has a new forum to share insights on state and federal politics and public policy debates.
E-Filing on Texas Supreme Court's Year-End To-Do List
Aside from its oral argument schedule, the Texas Supreme Court and its committees have been at work on several issues that impact lawyers: the attorney grievance system, e-filing, and new rules of civil procedure.
Texas Supreme Court Holds Hearing on New E-Filing System
A Texas Supreme Court hearing weighed the pros and cons of creating a new e-filing system in Texas modeled after the federal courts' system, PACER.gov.
New York State Launches Domestic Incident Database
Law enforcement agencies will now have access to domestic incident reports filed anywhere in the 57 counties outside New York City under a new Domestic Incident Report Repository.
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