Tuesday, 4th December 2012

Wolters Kluwer Launches Daily Reporting Suite

From the press release:

Wolters Kluwer Law & Business announced the release of the Wolters Kluwer Daily Reporting Suite, the Company’s latest tool for tracking daily developments in the law’s fastest-changing and most complex practice areas. The Daily Reporting Suite includes specialty legal topics including: Antitrust, Securities Regulation, Health Law, Employment Law and Intellectual Property. Wolters Kluwer also plans to expand the Suite to cover more practice areas in 2013

These daily news services will deliver breaking news from both the federal and state level, the latest rulemaking and updates on litigation as well as a complete summary of the daily legal news via email, RSS feed, and mobile apps for iPad, iPhone, Blackberry, and Android.

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