May 25, 2012
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  • Providing technology solutions to law firms and legal departments gets more complex every day. Connecting with your peers to exchange ideas with those who have “been there done that” has never been more valuable. For over three decades, ILTA has led the way in sharing knowledge and experience for those faced with challenges in their firms and legal departments.

    ILTA's international membership comprises firms of all sizes and all areas of practice, each sharing a common need to have access to the latest information about products and support services that impact the legal profession worldwide.  At over 1,200 entities and 12,000 individuals in membership, there’s a wealth of knowledge and experience to share. For more information about ILTA, visit www.iltanet.org.

Contributing authors from International Legal Technology Association:

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John I. Alber
Strategic Technology Partner, Bryan Cave LLP
John Alber is the Strategic Technology Partner at Bryan Cave LLP. John leads the firm’s award-winning client technology group, which develops innovative web-based, client-facing...
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Kristyn J. Sornat
Kristyn most recenlty served as a Marketing Technology Specialist at Chicago-based Much Shelist. She was responsible for the firm's CRM database (InterAction), electronic marketing...

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