ProView launches shortly in Australia, following its successful introduction in the US, UK and Canada. ProView has features including full-text Boolean search, and updating of content as new editions while maintaining customer-created notes and annotations.

In addition, the upcoming update of ProView will add more exciting features.

Dan Bennett, vice president, New Product Development, discusses what’s new with Thomson Reuters ProView

Westlaw Drafting Assistant – Transactional is the first comprehensive set of automated tools and content to help attorneys prepare transactional documents with greater efficiency and accuracy.

Users can quickly and easily find a document or template to use as a starting point – whether an existing internal document or using the included database of sample documents, organized by practice area and jurisdiction. Powerful proofreading tools ensure accuracy across all content, including defined terms, numeration, punctuation, and referenced documents. Issues such as non-conforming phrases are flagged for easy review. An automatically generated document outline eases document navigation. Plus, direct integration with Westlaw enables users to find applicable forms and laws without leaving their word processor.

Westlaw Drafting Assistant – Transactional is the latest addition to the comprehensive products and content Thomson Reuters Westlaw provides for transactional attorneys, including Westlaw Form Builder, Form Finder on WestlawNext, and Westlaw Model Documents. Stop by our booth at LegalTech NY and take a look.

MatterSphere integrates with Elite 3E, Elite Enterprise and many other financial management and document management platforms, and is embedded in the Microsoft Office environment to unite operations and promote collaboration across the enterprise and with a firm’s clients. It is also accessible from iPad or smartphone.

Patrick Hurley, senior director of Operations, Elite, talks about how MatterSphere benefits attorneys and firms.

Mark Craddock, Director of Sales for Elite, comments on today’s U.S. launch of MatterSphere.

With the iPad nearly becoming standard equipment for lawyers these days, WestlawNext is rolling out new collaboration tools for its iPad app. Enhanced folder sharing lets users share research results with people both within and outside their organization, as well as tap into the research and collective knowledge of others.

Dinyar Mehta, director, WestlawNext iPad and mobile development, talks about how this helps lawyers be more efficient.

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Whether conducting a spot check of court rules with ProView, verifying a case on an iPhone, or consulting secondary source materials related to a case on an iPad, technology continues to offer research and management time savings. And these law librarians embrace new technology to enable education, research and efficiency for the students and the attorneys they support.

Thomson Reuters ProView eReader app for the iPad is now available at the Westlaw Store.  ProView has professional-grade features including:

- Full-text search using the same Boolean search technology that powers Westlaw and WestlawNext

- Notes and annotations which are stored securely

- Uniform user experience that accurately displays complex content such as tables. Other eReader applications have to deal with multiple file formats and may not consistently render some important information correctly, such as tables.

- Content that easily updates as new editions and updates become available. In addition, users’ notes and annotations can be transferred to the updated versions.

Initial titles for the U.S. market include court rules for NY, TX, IL, FL and OH. In addition, free sample titles are available for ProView.

More information on the Thomson Reuters ProView eReader app is available here.

Black’s is available as an Android App and also through the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.

“The Apple App for The Black’s Law Dictionary 9^th edition is in the top 10 highest grossing reference apps on iTunes, which means touch-of-the finger legal reference tools are essential,” said Chris Parton, vice president, Academic, Thomson Reuters. ”Android continues to be the largest mobile operating system, and expanding to the Android platform was a logical step for our mobile plan.”

Information on the Android App for The Black’s Law Dictionary is available at www.blackslawdictionary.com.

Note: Android is a trademark of Google Inc. and Apple, the Apple logo, iPod, iPod touch, iPad and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.

Hubbard One today announced that through the integration of Vizibility software on Hubbard One websites, legal professionals can easily control, organize and share their online identities, from verified Google results to hand-picked online profiles, contact info and more.

As a new offering available in Hubbard One’s Web Center solution, Vizibility QR codes and SearchMe buttons can be added easily to online and printed bios, as well as business cards, pitch books and other online profiles.

The  latest enhancements to the iPad app help the user while working offline — an important consideration given the  tremendous mobility & portability that the tablet format provides.

The app lets users save and view documents, including notes and highlights, in offline folders. Researchers can continue their analysis, even when they don’t have an Internet connection. When a connection is re-established, work done offline is automatically synchronized with the online application.

The ability to have access to legal research even in the absence of a cellular broadband or Wi-Fi connection takes legal research to a whole new level, and helps researchers to be more efficient in doing client work anywhere, anytime.