Monthly Archives: January 2011

LegalTech New York 2011: Influence of eDiscovery

Posted on January 31, 2011 by InsideLegal

Those of us who have been attending LegalTech New York for more than the last decade (this will be our 12th!), or even those partaking over the past five years or so, have seen a major shift in LegalTech's exhibit … Continue reading →

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Unofficial Guide to Legal Technology – LegalTech NY Edition

Posted on January 31, 2011 by InsideLegal

Here are a few tips and resources that will help you stay in the know for LegalTech NY – whether you are attending the show or following from your office. LegalTech NY Twitter Activity PageNot everyone is active on Twitter, … Continue reading →

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LegalTech New York 2011 Agenda Word Cloud

Posted on January 30, 2011 by InsideLegal

Here we are less than 24 hours before LegalTech New York 2011, described by organizer ALM Events as "the most important legal technology event of the year", and one thing is sure … the next 3 days will see an … Continue reading →

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ADERANT Hires New CEO

Posted on January 25, 2011 by InsideLegal

As first reported on the Orange Rag blog, financial and practice management software developer ADERANT has named Chris Giglio as its new CEO. Giglio, a 20 year technology veteran well versed in implementing and selling large-scale enterprise technologies, replaces former … Continue reading →

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Legal Helpdesk Statistics & Benchmarks for the Legal Industry

Posted on January 19, 2011 by InsideLegal

How many law firm helpdesk tickets pertain to Microsoft Office questions?  What day of the week sees the most helpdesk tickets logged in a law firm? What percentage increase do law firm helpdesk departments see during a firm-wide software upgrade? … Continue reading →

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