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London Court of International Arbitration Invests in LexisNexis® Visualfiles™ to Enhance Quality of Service, Boost Efficiency and Augment Global Competitiveness

Visualfiles to deliver better client experience, facilitate data security and GDPR compliance at world leading arbitration institution LONDON, U.K., 2 June 2021 – LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions today announced that the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), ranked among the top three arbitration institutions globally, is investing in legal workflow and case management system, Lexis® Visualfiles™.…

Visualfiles to deliver better client experience, facilitate data security and GDPR compliance at world leading arbitration institution LONDON, U.K., 2 June 2021 – LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions today announced that the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), ranked among the top three arbitration institutions globally, is investing in legal workflow and case management system, Lexis® Visualfiles™. With this deployment, the LCIA will leverage sophisticated technical capabilities to boost business efficiency and enhance the quality of service…

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