CompuLaw
For Immediate Release

Contact: Stephanie Hall, VP Marketing
Tel: (310) 553-3355
Email: Press@CompuLaw.com

 

Husch Blackwell Sanders LLP Selects CompuLaw Vision

LOS ANGELES June 21, 2010 – CompuLaw LLC, publisher of calendar/docket matter management software with built-in court rules databases, announces that Missouri-based Husch Blackwell Sanders, with 14 offices worldwide, has chosen CompuLaw Vision for its firm wide legal calendaring needs.

72% of AmLaw 100 firms now rely on CompuLaw court rules in their docketing department. In addition, according to the most recent 250 Survey from The National Law Journal, more of the nation’s largest law firms use CompuLaw Vision™ than any other rules-based legal calendaring/docketing software. 

Vision is CompuLaw’s trusted calendar/docket matter management software that enables attorneys to automatically schedule critical dates in accordance with court rules, greatly reducing the possibility of missing deadlines through error-prone and time-consuming manual docket calculations. Vision also creates a comprehensive audit trail of all users and system activity, as well as having the capability to integrate with third party document management, time and billing, and email systems. 

 

CompuLaw offers rules databases for all 50 states, including State, Federal, Appellate, Supreme Court, Bankruptcy, Intellectual Property and more. Last year, CompuLaw released 427 separate rules updates (rule sets updated 4,538 times in total) as well as 98 new jurisdictions across the United States. For the complete list of CompuLaw rule databases, visit www.compulaw.com.

 

“Leading law firms, such as Husch Blackwell Sanders, know that they can trust our court rules databases,” said Joseph C. Scott, J.D., Vice President and General Manager, CompuLaw, LLC/Deadlines On Demand, LLC. “We not only have the most experienced department of qualified attorneys - all dedicated to writing, editing and monitoring our rules sets – but we also have the most reliable calendar system available to protect both clients’ and their firm’s interests.”