Touch N' Go is a modern replacement for the old-fashioned in and out boards found in many offices. It enables all company employees to know the whereabouts of their colleagues at the touch of a button without leaving their desks. Touch N' Go allows instant access to "Who's In," "Who's Out," and "Who Doesn't Want to be Disturbed" and it can eliminate the need for publishing telephone extension directories, by posting extension numbers along with employee names.

Conveniently tailored to fit the needs of companies with anywhere from 20 to 4000 employees, Touch N’ Go is available in three versions and installs easily on either local or wide area networks. Lawex will be distributing an upgraded version of the product, introduced last month, which features the unique capability of supporting Windows 3.x, Windows 95/98, and Windows NT users running on the same network.

Touch N' Go's CEO, Jim Gottstein, said, "We are pleased to be able to enhance Lawex's portfolio of legal productivity software. Touch N' Go already has a strong presence in legal offices and, with Lawex's extensive marketing capabilities, we will be able to make more law firms aware of the increased productivity they can have with Touch N’ Go ." Lawex President and Trial Lawyer, Joe Matthews, added, "We try to represent the highest quality software that allows law offices to improve their efficiency. Touch N' Go fits the bill perfectly, and we are excited to add Touch N' Go to our offerings."

Lawex Corporation is the developer of the highly-regarded TrialWorks99 case management and litigation support software system for the legal community. In addition to Touch N' Go and TrialWorks99, LAWEX also markets the renowned accounting product PCLawJr., BankruptcyPlus, TrialPro Presentation Software, GhostFill, NetLizard for Law, NetLizard for Tax, and NetLizard for Government Contracts. All of the above products are contained on the new LAWEX CD and can be obtained by calling 800-377-5844 or from its web site at www.lawex.com. The LAWEX CD will be available on September 21, 1998.