Selecting the right tools for your firm

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The answer to the question of which research tool is best for a given law practice is not simple and depends on several factors. For example, the size of a law office is a primary consideration. Many vendors and publishers establish their pricing structures with the size of an office in mind. Lawyers' comfort level with computers is important: those who do not feel comfortable working with computers should continue to rely on books.

Offices of Lawyers, Legal Services, Analysis, Management, Management issue, Legal research, Law firms

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Lou Andreozzi

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Lou Andreozzim, the president and CEO of LexisNexis, talks about his career and the changes in his company after the acquisitions of many content companies like Michie Publishing. He thinks that the globalization of the legal profession is an important trend that creates the need to serve the clients and customers locally and globally in supportive legal, information, technology and business environments.

On-Line Information Services, Database Vendors, Executive changes & profiles, Information retrieval services, Officials and employees, Database industry, LexisNexis Group, Andreozzim, Lou

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Michael Wilens: seven years later

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Michael Wilens, Chief-Executive-Officer of West, a division of Thomson Legal and regulatory explains the firms policies. The firm strategy to grow, surpass the competition and proposals for small law office for the future are covered.

Presidents (Organizations), Wilens, Michael

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