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24.11.2009
“The award to us is a great achievement for 10 years of hard work” states Julian McGrath, Managing Director.
“ We are excited by the award but will not rest on our laurels but rather take this as an incentive
to keep improving and adding to our services.”
“Ultimately, this award is possible because of our clients. They have been incredibly loyal and supportive of our
growth over the years and treat us with great respect and appreciate the effort we put in to achieve seemingly impossible deadlines.
We are truly humbled and grateful for what our clients have done for us.”
18.09.2009
This prestigious 2009 Award is in recognition of the outstanding contribution that professional
service firms provide to the legal industry chosen by the people that know – our clients!
The winners will represent a range of specialist categories as voted by ALB readers.
There is no judging panel – just honest independent assessment by clients.
This nomination, coming in our 10th year of service to the Legal Industry, affirms our commitment
to providing outstanding customer service whilst meeting the tightest of deadlines and without ever
compromising on accuracy or quality.
30.07.2009
to the Australian market,
changing the face of case management systems in the legal industry.
Law In Order is proud to announce their recent partnership with US based technology firm kCura
Corporation to deliver the latest in web based litigation support platforms, Relativity.
Law In Order is the first to bring Relativity to the Australia market, facilitating its legal and
corporate clients a more efficient way to support their document review processes.
Relativity boasts a multitude of impressive features including flexible workflow and inherent native
document viewing capabilities. It’s concept search engine enables early case assessment and
accelerated native file review for its users.
Other features of relativity include its simple user interface, streamlined workflow and reporting,
content clustering and analytical and conceptual searching.
“Relativity allows cost effective access to concept searching and is the first time in Australia
we’ve had cost effective access to this technology which has been historically difficult for clients
to gain to justify the expense” said Paul Gooderick, Law In Order Director
Relativity is set to massively increase the initial review process prior to traditional
linear review.
"With 24 of the top 25 ‘AM Law 100’ members currently using Relativity it is a sign of
things to come in Australia” states Paul Gooderick
Law In Order have already been inundated with inquiries and are conducting complementary
demonstrations, giving people the opportunity to test drive the new product.
To find out more about Relativity or to secure a demonstration, please contact
National Sales Manager,Tisha Kelemen.
30.10.2009
On 25 September 2009 Chief Justice Black issued a new
Practice Note
to govern the use of technology in the Federal Court. This document entitled
"Practice Note CM 6 – Electronic Technology in Litigation”
replaces the former Practice Note 17 issued in January 2009.
This new Practice Note sets out a framework for the use of electronic documents in
proceedings before the Federal Court and has been designed to increase efficiency and to facilitate a more effective exchange of documents
between parties. The framework outlined by the court will change the way many businesses and law firms conduct their document management
and discovery processes with the requirement to consider related technologies early in a proceeding.
Now is the time to jump on board because you need to understand electronic discovery
to enjoy the benefits and cost savings to be gained.
This White Paper will show you how to survive and thrive under the
new Practice Note – how to avoid the traps and maximise efficiency.
Click here to download for immediate access.
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