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Knowledge Management, Vendor: UnitedLex CDaaS

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“UnitedLex was founded in 2006 with a mission to push the boundaries of legal innovation. To do so, we work closely with legal and business leaders to embrace a transformational, data-centric approach that empowers organizations to grow and build competitive advantage,” says Daniel Reed, CEO of UnitedLex.

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Lifetime Achievement, Vendor: Sirisha Gummaregula, QuisLex

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But Sirisha Gummaregula did, forming an ALSP in 2006, and inspiring and supporting many women—and men—across the legal ecosystem throughout her career. Not many people leave a promising practice at Shearman & Sterling and a GC-track position at a Fortune 500 company to start a company designed to disrupt the way both do business.

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Global Legaltech Hub faces the next stage of global growth with a new CEO

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He has been linked to the most disruptive technologies in various projects in the legal and cultural field since 2006, with special presence and development in the startup ecosystem. He is co-founder and vice-president of the Global Legaltech Hub since 2020. GLTHteam #legaltech #growth

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Case Study: Martindale-Nolo Helps Attorney Harry Steven Ellman in the Digital Age

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. “I founded the Law Offices of Harry Steven Ellman back in 2006 when I got out of the title insurance industry and reinvented my law practice, taking advantage of the internet.” ” When Harry Steven Ellman started his law firm in 2006, he had been out of legal practice for 20 years.

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Ashley Miller, Formerly of EY and Thomson Reuters, Joins Litera as VP Sales for North America

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A 2013 graduate of Brooklyn Law School, Miller also worked at the technology and management consulting firm Kraft Kennedy from 2011-2014 as a business development consultant, and from 2006-2010, was a territory manager for LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell.

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IAALS Honors Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and Commits to Carrying on her Legacy

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Justice O’Connor retired from the Supreme Court in early 2006, but her work didn’t stop there. She began working on judicial independence at Georgetown Law School through the “Sandra Day O’Connor Project on the State of the Judiciary,” a series of conferences co-sponsored by the Aspen Institute in 2006 through 2009.

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Essential Tech Tools for Lawyers

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In 2006 I was able to create a thriving practice because of technology. And by “technology” I mean: Paperless workflows Cloud-based file storage Digital automation Low-cost outsourcing Online marketing (e.g. referrals and cold leads) I learned to use technology by trial and error, but my effort paid huge dividends.

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