Communicate •
Collaborate •
Co-ordinate
T Lex develops "extranets" -- private
Web sites for corporations, law firms and others. Each
site is customized to meet the particular needs of each client.
T Lex extranets allow corporations to better manage their legal
matters, law firms to better work together -- they let anyone
who needs to work with others better communicate, collaborate
and manage the vast amounts of information that is a part of
legal matters. We offer tiered access levels so that people need
only see what you want them to -- site "sponsors" typically
have full access, other users may have some restrictions.
A
T Lex extranet lets companies and firms better address two universal
issues: how to make the best use of existing knowledge and past
effort, and how to best manage current matters of all kinds (litigation,
transactions. etc.).
The
extraordinary flexibility of our system permits it to be adapted
to meet virtually any need. And since our servers never sleep,
you have access to your site anytime, from anywhere.
In
addition to creating the sites, T Lex hosts and maintains them
on its own servers. We work with our clients to ensure that information
is kept current. All that users need to access their sites is
a simple Web browser.
T Lex was founded by Lee H. Glickenhaus, a litigator with over
thirteen years experience managing complex commercial and environmental
cases and a partner with Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky
& Popeo, P.C., one of Boston's largest firms, until he started
T Lex.
Corporate Legal Times says of T Lex:
"Rarely
does one find a new information tool so well suited to carry
the promise of technology the next step forward. Using low-cost,
simple and effective web technology, legal departments now can
create specialized information centers to assist them with managing
cases and outside counsel. T Lex provides users with plenty of
extranet options, with additional customization available."
