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State Administrative Decisions Census

This post includes preliminary results and findings from a survey of the status of online access to administrative decisions in the US.  This survey was conducted over the course of September 2016 and is based on and replicates the methodology developed by Sarah Glassmeyer for the State Legal Information Census published in 2015.  The main […] Read more

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Making the Move Online – BCCRT, Decisia and Access to Justice

As a Canadian tribunal is moving online for the very first time, the push towards increasing access to justice using technology is as loud as ever. In July 2016, the British Columbia’s Civil Resolution Tribunal (BCCRT) started hearing small claims cases online. In a system plagued by the constant backlog caused by an ever-growing caseload, […] Read more

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The Washington Public Employment Relations Commission Launches a New Decision Search Engine with Decisia

The Washington Public Employment Relations Commission (Washington PERC) recently enhanced its website by consolidating four types of content with the help of Decisia. Thanks to Decisia it is now possible to undertake a combined search of all of Washington PERC decisions from one single access point. The brand new decisions website is available at: http://decisions.perc.wa.gov The Washington PERC decision... Read more

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The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario Now Using Decisia

The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario rolled out a new and entirely redesigned website, including a new decision search appliance powered by Decisia. The “Search IPC Decisions” product can be consulted at http://decisions.ipc.on.ca and includes decisions in the areas of access to information, privacy and health. The site features Decisia’s fast and intelligent search, flexible search... Read more

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Qweri 1.13: Introducing Customizable Metadata Fields

Lexum is pleased to announce Qweri 1.13. Here’s what’s new: Customizable Metadata Fields Qweri 1.13 introduces customizable metadata fields to facilitate searching and sorting of documents. You can now create any number of metadata fields based on dates and strings in Qweri accounts. Creation of personalized metadata fields is completed from the new Metadata tab added to Qweri's administrative interface. Fields can be assigned to any given document from the Document tab, along with the corresponding value(s). Improved Dashboard Not only has the look for the Qweri Dashboard been... Read more

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Pierre-Paul
Lemyre

Why you Should Move Beyond PDF for your Technical Manuals

If you’re producing a reference document of some sort, whether it’s professional documentation, a product manual or collective agreements, you’re most likely making it available to your stakeholders in PDF format.You know you could do better, but you have stuck to PDF until now because a portion of your user base consistently tells you they […] Read more

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Lancaster House Launches New Contract Clauses Service Based on Qweri

Lancaster House recently announced a new online service providing guidance to collective agreement language for negotiators on both sides of the table. The Contract Clauses Service includes actual contract clauses from current collective agreements negotiated across Canada in both the public and private sectors and provides authoritative commentary. It provides access to 1,700 clauses on 65 topics from current collective agreements, as well as checklists, expert analysis, commentaries and reviews to assist practitioners in drafting their own clauses. Lexum is proud that Lancaster House... Read more