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Tier 1 Law firm infrastructure - Conversation

Have most firms been able to provide consistent Manupatra/SCCOnline access to all fee earners by now? Till June-July last year, quite a few tier 1 firms hadn't provided that either. At the firm that I was working at, the office had IP based access to Manu, and when we started working from home, the firm got one Manu subscription for 100+ lawyers at the office. Used to receive at least a couple of firm-wide emails everyday from some SAs/PAs asking the rest of us to log out from Manu because they had some 'important and urgent client deliverable'.
That being said, I've heard the system at CAM was quite good right from the start. Everyone (including the interns) could access online resources at any time. They had their own portal enabled with 2-FA.ReplyReport to LI

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Worried about the market crash? Here's how analysts interpret the fall

A sharp crash in the US markets in the overnight session spilt over to other Asian markets too on Friday, with India being no exception.
Both the benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty witnessed a nearly 3 per cent crash, forcing investors to scurry for cover. Financials, Reliance Industries (RIL) and tech majors TCS and Infosys were among the top drags. Marginal gains in select pharma names, however, cushioned the fall to some extent.
The market breadth was in favour of the bears with the advance-decline ratio at nearly 1:2, implying that one share rose for every two that fell. Meanwhile, the market capitalisation of the BSE-listed companies was eroded by Rs 4.5 trillion.

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