City pays $1.9 million to settle lawsuit by contractor it fired 
Published: September 26, 2011
Tags: California, software, wrongful termination
The city of San Diego has paid $1.9 million to settle a lawsuit brought by a computer software contractor it fired and accused of missing deadlines that put the project more than a year behind schedule and more than $15 million over budget.
Lexis Advance, the iTunes of online legal research
By:
Kyle Courtney
Published: September 12, 2011
Tags: legal research, Lexis, software
After chasing WestlawNext in the release of a new legal research interface, Lexis has created its own, Lexis Advance, which similarly claims it was designed to support the way practitioners conduct legal research in the modern world.
ExhibitView: User-friendly trial presentation software reviewed
By:
Finis Price
Published: August 20, 2010
Tags: ExhibitView, litigation, software, technology, trial presentation
An easy-to-use presentation software package, ExhibitView by ExhibitView Solutions provides a streamlined trial presentation experience. Lawyers USA columnist Finis Price reviews the software.
Selecting office software
By:
Bruce Dorner
Published: December 3, 2007
Tags: software
Everyone wants to know which product is best for their office. Some have heard of horror stories about “product x.” Some have heard that “product x” is absolutely wonderful. Some report upgrade disasters with “product x,” while others report that the upgrade was a breeze. Who is telling the truth? Believe it or not, they all are.
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