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New Summation
Blaze® LG Version 2 Products
To Be Featured at New York LegalTech
eDocs, eMail, and Pleadings Folder among new
features in leading litigation support software.
New
York, New York - February 4, 2002 - Lauded in BusinessWeek
and National Law Journal, winner of every major award in its category,
Summation Blaze® LG is America's most widely used litigation
support software program. Summation puts everything
you need to make your case - transcripts, documents, issues, and
events - at your fingertips, in one easy-to use, integrated program.
Perhaps that's why over 50,000 litigation professionals worldwide
use Summation to gain command over the evidence that wins cases.
Summation
will demonstrate version 2 of the Summation Blaze LG Family of
products at New York LegalTech 2002. Below is a brief run-down
of Version 2 features:
- eDocs
and eMail - (LG Gold and iBlaze® systems) Version 2
includes a new "eDocs and eMail" folder type in the
Case Explorer (the command center for concurrently searching
multiple case elements - transcripts, databases of document
summaries, etc.) Within this folder are repositories for eDocs
(any Windows compatible file in its native format), eMail (from
either Outlook or Lotus Notes), and eMail attachments. Users
can search these folders along with other evidentiary information,
such as documents that originated in hard copy, transcripts,
and notes. Special icons in the search results display identify
search result hits from eDocs and eMail.
- Pleadings
Folder - (LG Gold and iBlaze systems) A second new Case
Explorer folder type is named "Pleadings." Users can
point the Pleadings type folder to a directory on their network
or local machine that contains case pleadings. Hits from this
folder are designated with a special pleadings icon in the search
results display. Users can have multiple pleadings type folders
in their Case Explorer.
- Improved
Integration with SQL Server
- (LG Gold and iBlaze systems) Summation's increasing integration
with SQL Server gives our customers the option to take advantage
of the incredible speed and flexibility of Microsoft's enterprise-level
SQL Server database. Concurrent with the release of version
2, Summation is releasing server set-up wizards so that IT consultants
and in-house IT personnel can expeditiously enable customers
to take advantage of Summation's integration with SQL server,
and remote editing of both a SQL Server Database or Summation's
own web server database engine.
- Import
Utility - (All Blaze LG products) This new utility enhances
functionality for data updates or merges into existing case
databases without creating a new case.
- Bates
Range Field - (All Blaze LG products) This feature allows
easier and more flexible document coding. Ranges of document
identification numbers (Bates Numbers) can be used in version
2 instead of the traditional Summation BegDoc and EndDoc numbers.
- Compound
Documents - (All Blaze LG products) Version 2 allows users
to view and print documents with their associated attachments,
and view and print related documents as well.
TECH
TIP
-- With Summation Blaze LG's scripting component, anyone versed
in JScript or VBScript can extend Summation's built-in functions.
The scripting object model is located on Summation's website at
http://info.summation.com/scripting/.
Several
companies have already taken advantage of LG's open architecture
by creating links between their software products and the Summation
Blaze LG product line. These products/companies include: TrialDirector
3.0 by inData Corp., Sanction II by Verdict Systems, Inc., the
image viewer by IPRO Tech, Inc., and TimeMap2 and CaseMap 3.5
by CaseSoft.
About
Summation
Summation Legal Technologies, Inc. is a privately held company
based in San Francisco, California, where it pioneered PC-based
integrated litigation support software in 1988. The company's
products are now in use by over 50,000 litigation professionals
in law firms large and small, in corporations, and in government
agencies. These products have been used in many high profile cases,
such as the Department of Justice's case versus Microsoft led
by David Boies (see BusinessWeek,
3/15/99). Summation is a recognized leader in its field, and
has won numerous awards, including Law Office Computing's Readers'
Choice Award (six consecutive years); top billing in litigation
support in the AmLaw Tech Survey of America's top 100 law firms
(three consecutive years); the Legal Assistant Today Technology
Survey (three consecutive years); and the TechnoLawyer "@"
award (three consecutive years). For more information on Summation
products, visit www.summation.com,
or call 800.735.7866.
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