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You wouldn’t expect to see Gordon Ramsay cutting into a perfectly cooked beef wellington with a cheap knife he picked up at the grocery store. Danica Patrick wasn’t winning NASCAR races in a street-legal daily commuter car. Artists, skilled craftspeople, artisans, and athletes all bring phenomenal talent and years of dedicated effort to their work. But they don’t stop there: they also invest in the right tools to support their unique needs. What’s perfectly adequate for an average person’s everyday use isn’t up to the needs of a professional at the top of their game.…
Q2 was a big quarter with the launch of Litera Check and a number of high-priority feature additions. As usual, we’ve made improvements to all of our products, fixing bugs as we uncover them and responding to our customers’ requests for new or better functions.…
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In July, our three-day webinar series Ready > Set > Go to ILTACON shared the inside scoop from industry experts and ILTA members on what you can expect at this year’s event. Check out the recap and listen to the recordings to learn about the first-ever hybrid ILTACON in August.…
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You’re getting ready to close the deal. The finish line is near. All you need to do is create signature pages and packets, get signatures from every party, track and organize those pages, then create customized closing books—all manually! Of course, this means heading into the office or copy center and then drowning in a sea of paper. This typical transaction management method is outdated and exhausting.…
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For many lawyers, the administration associated with the deal process is cumbersome, tedious, and stressful. Collaborating with multiple parties through back-and-forth emails involves running endless comparisons, attaching large files (that hit firewalls and bounce back), manually tracking the status information in a checklist and—perhaps worst of all—constantly searching your inbox for the latest version of a document. Oh! And don’t forget the constant calls and emails from clients asking about deal status.…
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June was a big month for us here at Litera—we put a significant focus on celebrating Pride Month, launching a series of Litera TV episodes focused on Pride and organizing a terrific internal event. We’re viewing Pride as a harbinger of things to come in terms of how we recognize and celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion.…
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In the year since the coronavirus pandemic first swept the globe, the legal industry has changed in dramatic and unprecedented ways, and many of these changes will likely become permanent. Legal teams have shifted their centers of gravity from physical spaces in shared offices to remote corners of individual homes, and clients may only ever meet their lawyers on a video conferencing service. And while new technologies have emerged to help bridge these sudden gaps, there is sometimes a steep learning curve and failing to grasp new tech can lead to additional continuity issues. Not to mention that lawyers…
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I recently participated in a webinar discussion as part of the Briefing Knowledge Leaders 2021 series. In A Digital Document Lifecycle Toolkit for Tomorrow’s Hybrid Legal Working Model, cohosted by Richard Brent, Editor-in-Chief of Briefing magazine, we welcomed a wide range of knowledge management professionals. The discussion revolved around how they are selecting and deploying a digital toolkit to access and leverage the full benefit of their documents for optimum success in the new remote working environment. Given that our workforce is likely to remain at least partially dispersed over the near future, we wanted to see how well…