Multi-faceted tool for litigators

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Gigatron Software's TrialBook 32 offers five litigation support tools: Case Explorer, Transcript Viewer, Intelligent Notepad, Paralegal Reporting and Exhibit Manager. Users set up a case and then access the other tools from the Case Explorer screen. Folders for cases and clients are also set up in this screen. Typical cases will include a client's folder with subfolders for the case names, exhibits, documents and transcripts. An expandable tree hierarchy can be developed to focus on the case. The Transcript View views the court reporter's real-time transcription of a hearing or deposition. The Exhibit Manager allows the exhibits to be annotated in a variety of ways, including voice notation. The list price for TrailBook 32 is $975, but it is available for a limited time at $525.

Gigatron Software Corp., TrialBook 32 (Legal practice software)

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CaseMap: replace your legal pad

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CaseSoft's $495 CaseMap 2.0 is a highly useful application for litigation support. CaseMap offers a flexible database that enables lawyers to enter facts, issues, questions and sources, then allows multiple queries and the comparison of relationships between the information. Links are created between each fact and its source. Lists, or reports, can be created and viewed by sorting the data by specified criteria. The data can also be viewed graphically. CaseMap is not limited to litigation and can be helpful in negotiating contracts or in other situations where relationships between facts are important. The software is easy to learn to use, but may require some time to learn to implement it wisely.

CaseSoft Inc., CaseMap 2.0 (Legal case management software)

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Now hear this

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Dragon Systems Inc's $299 NaturallySpeaking Mobile digital recorder wins in a comparison with Olympus America Inc's $299 D1000. Dragon Systems' product, which comes with NaturallySpeaking Preferred 3.5 voice recognition software, is well-designed and flexibly functional. NaturallySpeaking Mobile's recorder and its software transcribe speech more accurately than the Olympus D1000 recorder, which currently comes with a verson of IBM's ViaVoice transcription program.

Computer peripheral equipment, not elsewhere classified, Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Card Tabulators, Software, Olympus America Inc., Voice communications software, Voice I/O equipment, Voice recognition, Voice recognition software, Speech recognition, Speech recognition software, Dragon Systems Inc., ViaVoice (Voice recognition software), Voice I/O device, Dragon Systems NaturallySpeaking Mobile (Voice I/O device), Olympus America D1000 Digital Voice Recorder (Voice I/O device), NaturallySpeaking Preferred Edition 3.5 (Voice recognition software)

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