While IT teams are increasingly becoming attorneys' go-to place for legal tech guidance, sources suggest that emerging practice-specific legal technologies could soon outgrow IT’s expertise.
November 28, 2022 at 03:25 PM
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While Googling has proved extremely useful to quickly figure out how long to boil an egg or how to cook pasta al dente, when it comes to learning about legal technology, it doesn’t seem like the ideal choice.
Yet, a recent survey showed that most firms still rely heavily on both their IT departments—and Google—for legal technology guidance.
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