Thomson Reuters announced it has acquired the court document and evidence management platform CaseLines. Headquartered in London, CaseLines offers a cloud-based platform for digital evidence, looking to streamline court processes by eliminating paper and creating and managing court documents on a unified platform.
The platform, which supports over 40,000 users, enables anyone with a phone or an internet connected device to maintain workflows in the justice system.
Courts throughout the United States have since March curtailed operations and limited in-person court hearings as states adopted stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The COVID-19 pandemic is driving the courts to expedite their transition to the digital era,” said Stephen Rubley, president of the government segment of Thomson Reuters.
“The CaseLines platform enables the courts to operate in a faster, more efficient manner.”
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