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Burke covers ABA TechShow
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28 March 2010
Burke reports from ABA TechShow
Christy Burke visited last week’s ABA TechShow, the annual legal technology conference of the American Bar Association. During the show, Christy interviewed a couple of legal IT leaders and asked them about their companies, new products and impressions of the conference.
To listen to the short audio impressions, just click on the arrows.
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Jack Newton - President (Clio) |
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Ed Poll - CEO (LawBiz Management) |
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Jim McGann - Vice President of Information Discovery (Index Engines) |
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Britt Lorish - (Automated Horizons) and Richard J. Serpe (Attorney) |
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