Union to change litigation support landscape

An agreement between a legal information solutions business and a legal software developer has the potential to change the nature of Australian litigation practice in this country, according to…

Lawyers Weekly • 15 October 2004 • NewLaw

An agreement between a legal information solutions business and a legal software developer has the potential to change the nature of Australian litigation practice in this country, according to organisers.

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Thomson, global legal information solutions business, is said to have taken a role in the Australian litigation support software market by joining forces with litigation and courtroom software developer Systematics.

According to Systematics CEO Ian Chivers, the move makes available litigation support software that is technically simple, suitable for ‘everyday’ litigation and created to suit Australian practice and procedure.

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“Until now, available software has required specialist technical support, been expensive or ill-suited to Australian legal procedure,” Chivers said. The company is hoping the move will extend the benefits of technology beyond “mega-matters” to make it also suitable for day-to-day litigation, he said.

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