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Legal Tech: A Deep Dive Into the Tech Upgrades in Thomson Reuters' Westlaw Edge

The new technology offering from Thomson Reuters features a retooled warning system for questionable law, an expanded litigation analytics offering, and more.

7 minute read August 01, 2018 at 12:05 AM
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Zach Warren
Legal Tech: A Deep Dive Into the Tech Upgrades in Thomson Reuters' Westlaw Edge

Thomson Reuters is calling Westlaw Edge the company's most significant legal release since Westlaw Next in 2010, which makes sense — the features represent more than just an incremental product upgrade.

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