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Monday, 19 Feb, 2004
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GetThere, a Sabre Travel Network brand, has reached an agreement with The Lawyers’ Travel Service to provide an online booking solution specifically designed for the legal industry. The Lawyers’ Travel Service, which manages $300 million in travel, is now offering law firms LawyersTravelOnline, the next generation of GetThereDirectMidMarket technology. This customized version is designed specifically for lawyers and traveling attorneys. GetThere says the service is the only online travel reservation system with features designed to benefit travel attorneys such as airline and hotel discounts, firm-specific travel policies, meeting planning tools and other features for attorneys. Report by David Wilkening
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