The legal process outsourcing provider has created cloud-based low-cost software for both legal departments and law firms. | 12yrs
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Data leakage can happen in any organisation and lead to damaging consequences. Stephanie Lhomme and Ramin Tabatabai of Control Risks provide practical solutions for dealing with information breaches. | 12yrs
No IT system is ever 100 per cent secure, according to 'Black Dragon', an ex-hacker who reveals the dark side of the web. | 12yrs
Lawyers are favouring Apple over Blackberry which has seen its usage halved in the legal market in the past year. | 12yrs
This third edition provides practical guidance on protecting brands against counterfeiting and grey market activities across key jurisdictions worldwide. | 2w
Litigation lawyers must fundamentally change their approach on delivering solutions for their clients if they are to enjoy long-term relationships with clients, a leading US lawyer says. | 12yrs
LexisNexis is launching a product which enables law firms to benchmark data related to the forecasting of potential litigation costs. | 12yrs
Linklaters, a long-term trend-setter in IT legal services, has adopted a new ITSM (IT service management) platform from the assist platform at Axios Systems. | 12yrs
A provider of cloud-based management tools for law firms, Clio, is expanding from the US to open a European office based in Dublin. | 12yrs
US whistleblower law firm Grant & Eisenhofer PA has released an app for Apple and Android mobiles. | 12yrs
Legal information specialist Recommind, today announced it has received an exclusive $15 million Series C round of funding from SAP Ventures. | 13yrs
Spanish law firm Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira has upped its cool factor with the launch of a new legal App. | 13yrs
Californian software developer Recommind has launched a solution to help corporates manage large amounts of unstructured data. | 13yrs
With our lives increasingly ruled by technology, is it any surprise that search engines are telling us what to look for, rather than the other way around? Search engine creator Gabriel Weinberg tells James Barnes how things should be different | 13yrs
Experts - and even senior judges - are telling lawyers to overcome concerns about advanced e-disclosure techniques. But, asks Greg Wildisen, will they listen? | 14yrs
Nuggets of gold or smoking guns can be buried deep in an organisation's information mine. Having the tools to unearth them is vital, counsels Nigel Cannings | 14yrs
Many a chief executive has nightmares featuring the heavy tread of regulators approaching the boardroom door. Deborah Blaxell suggests that having key information prepared in advance can take the worry out of such visits | 14yrs
Investing in the latest legal spend software relieves pressure on general counsel, but it can still be a tough sell in the boardroom when faced with sceptical executives. Scott Walker argues that GCs should stick to their guns | 14yrs
With discovery being a major component of litigation in many jurisdictions, the efficient conduct of document retrieval can help litigants avoid a judicial drubbing - and achieve significant savings, counsels Adrian White | 14yrs
Electronic document searching and review is often the bane of modern litigation. Nick Patience considers an emerging technique designed to make the process more efficient | 14yrs
Social media is not just a place for people to share their holiday snaps or keep up with celebrity gossip, says Chrissie Lightfoot. Business lawyers need to get chatting and tweeting or risk extinction | 14yrs