Thomson Reuters Acquires CaseLogistix Document Review Software

EAGAN, Minn., July 13, 2010 – Thomson Reuters, the world's leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals, today announced that it has acquired document review software CaseLogistix from Anacomp, Inc. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

CaseLogistix provides document review, data ingestion and production tools to help litigation teams manage the electronic discovery review process. The acquisition is a critical next step in furthering the Thomson Reuters litigation strategy. CaseLogistix expands the Westlaw Litigator set of integrated tools, services and content, allowing attorneys to be more productive at each stage of a matter and more efficient in creating superior work product. CaseLogistix and its employees will be aligned with the Litigation business within Thomson Reuters, Legal, under the direction of Allison Guidette, vice president and general manager of Litigation.

Document review is a significant part of the litigation workflow. CaseLogistix adds powerful new functionality to the Westlaw Litigator suite of productivity and efficiency tools, and will be integrated tightly with Case Notebook, a leading case analysis and transcript management tool, making it easier than ever before for attorneys to move between document review, case analysis, legal research and work product creation.

"I'm pleased to add CaseLogistix to our litigation portfolio, and I believe our Case Notebook customers, as well as current CaseLogistix customers, will benefit greatly from the extended services and a more complete portfolio of integrated tools across the litigation workflow," said Guidette.

"CaseLogistix provides firms with a powerful in-house tool to quickly organize, review, and produce any amount or type of e-discovery. With shortened document review cycles and more accurate disclosures, attorneys can directly reduce the most expensive portion of the litigation process and more efficiently work toward resolution– wins for the attorney, the firm and the client."

CaseLogistix delivers a modern platform, SQL back end for optimal speed and scalability, elegant user interface, Unicode compatibility, IntelliFolder™ system that allows dynamic organization of records based on fielded metadata, superior search, integrated ingestion and production tools, and excellent native review capabilities. CaseLogistix is among the fastest and most robust review software products available; it is easy to install, learn and use and is designed to work the way lawyers think.

"Our customers have expressed their need for a truly integrated document review, legal research, transcript management and case analysis platform," said Guidette. "The Westlaw Litigator suite of productivity tools helps them save time, increase efficiency, improve the quality of work product, and, in the end, reduce client costs."

The Westlaw Litigator productivity suite currently includes expertly integrated case analysis and drafting tools, such as West Case Notebook, West Case Timeline, BriefTools, Cite Advisor, West km and West Check, that are integrated with each other on the West Solutions Toolbar in Microsoft® Word or Corel® and WordPerfect®.

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