Online services can ease company filing burdens; corporate secretaries now can access libraries containing the most up-to-date state forms

Article Abstract:

Online services offered by CSC Direct and CT Corp provide form libraries that facilitate corporate filings in any state, and come with third-party document-assembly packages. CSC Direct offers 10 modules, five of them basic ones that are made available for a single flat fee of $1,000. The need to re-enter data for each jurisdiction is a significant drawback. CT's CT Advantage is free, but promotes use of CT's other corporate services. It has one optional and six standard modules, and emphasizes individualized training.

Product information, Disclosure (Securities law), Business records, CT Corp.

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A tale of two teach systems or how to merge law firms; when two practices combine, figuring out how to integrate the firms' technologies should be addressed as soon as possible

Article Abstract:

How law firms should inventory different technologies before merging is discussed. This inventory should include the software, network diagrams for both the local and wide-area networks, support resources for the information and telecommunications technology, and the telecommunications service providers.

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Live data keeps case up to date; software stores in active dialog fields and automatically tells counsel of changes

Article Abstract:

LiveData technology is discussed, which keeps information in active data fields enabling law firms to automatically make changes in similar legal documents every time a change is made in one. Features distinguishing such technology from traditional word processing are listed.

Innovations, Word processing

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