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Testimonial Technology Article

Featured Article: Harnessing Technological Advancements in Testimonial Evidence Management and Presentation

February 6, 2024/in legaltech, News/by Katie Dodd

By Mike Murray

Reprinted with the permission of  Mike Murray, Director of Client Solutions, and International Legal Technology Association. This article was originally published in winter 2023.

Technology is changing how we handle testimonial evidence. Read about the advancements here:

Harnessing Technological Advancements in Testimonial Evidence Management and Presentation
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