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Lawyerist
MARCH 18, 2025
In the Expo Hall TECHSHOWs expo hall features dozens of AI-related products to help your law practice, from traditional vendors and startups. Traditional Players Law practice management software (LPMS) is well-represented with AI features. Visit the expo hall to experiment with the LPMS-based AI options.
TechLaw Crossroads
NOVEMBER 27, 2023
It provides user-friendly search options and integration with legal practice management software. By effectively displaying photos, videos, and other visual evidence, they can make a stronger impact on the judge and jury. While not as comprehensive as paid platforms, it’s a valuable tool for legal research.
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MatterSuite
JUNE 15, 2023
From discussions on legal ethics and practice management to insights on specific areas of law like intellectual property. Through interviews with female lawyers, judges, and legal professionals. An all-in-one solution for matter management , legal document management, contract management, and more.
MatterSuite
JUNE 15, 2023
From discussions on legal ethics and practice management to insights on specific areas of law like intellectual property. Through interviews with female lawyers, judges, and legal professionals. An all-in-one solution for matter management , legal document management, contract management, and more.
Clio
JULY 20, 2023
The questioning is primarily done by the attorneys to prospective jurors from the jury pool—although the judge may also ask the jurors questions. History of voir dire The practice of voir dire dates back centuries. The judge will moderate the process and often participate in questioning.
Attorney at Work
JANUARY 11, 2022
Trellis lets you search state court dockets to better understand your judge, opposing counsel and the opposing party by analyzing their historical record. DocMoto is a document management system (DMS) built for law firms. Practice Management Has Become So Big It’s Getting Smaller in Focus.
Clio
AUGUST 17, 2023
The judge may overrule your objection in court. Trial objections differ from objections at depositions in several ways, one of which being that the judge will rule on objections during trial. The judge can sustain or overrule the objection. Objections can be raised during trials, depositions, and other fact-finding hearings.
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