LexisNexis launches dedicated energy sector platform
LexisPSL Energy module to support lawyers advising in the energy sector
Atomera Technology Supported by Synopsys Sentaurus in Latest Release
Industry leading Sentaurus TCAD software will assist design engineers in modeling Atomera–s semiconductor performance enhancement technology
HotDocs Announces Partnership With Nikec Solutions
HotDocs, the global leader in document automation software, has today announced a new partnership with Nikec, a provider of solutions designed to enhance business efficiency in law firms.
As a HotDocs partner, Nikec now has the ability to offer its clients and prospects the most powerful document automation software available, as an end-to-end document generation tool, or as part of a wider business process, such as document management.
Steve Spratt, Chief Operating Officer at HotDocs, said: “
Eclipse announces the complete client self-service platform – introducing TouchPoint+
Eclipse Legal Systems, the only Law Society Endorsed provider of legal software solutions, has today announced the release of its next generation client self-service platform.
Pinsent Masons and LexisNexis – redefining the practical guidance market
Disruption in practical guidance market as Pinsent Masons adopts LexisPSL
SNS Solicitors offers high quality service with Eclipse’s Proclaim Case Management Software solution
Eclipse Legal Systems, the sole Law Society Endorsed legal software provider, is implementing its Proclaim Case Management Software solution at SNS Solicitors, a new start-up firm based in Cheshire.
Royds Withy King Transforms RTA & ELPL Submissions Through Zylpha–s MoJ Portal Integration
With offices in London, Oxford, Swindon, Marlborough and Bath, leading multi-practice law firm Royds Withy King, has achieved significant efficiency gains through Zylpha’s MOJ (Ministry of Justice) portal integration software.
LegalReach Creates Largest Online Legal Network
In First Month Since Rolling Out of Beta, LegalReach Already Has 1 Percent of All Attorneys, Growing at a Weekly Rate of 34 Percent
UK Companies Concerned About Social Media Legal Risks, but Over 50% Do Not Consider It a Priority
Social Media Litigation Is Increasing and New Research Reveals Businesses Should Act Now to Protect Reputation and Avoid Costly Lawsuits