From left, Kevin Clem, Mark Yacano, and Trevor Faure.
Kevin Clem of HBR Consulting and Trevor Faure of Smarter Law Solutions say in-house law departments use the most cutting-edge legal technology, while Mark Yacano of Major, Lindsey & Africa says major law firms are leading the way.
February 21, 2019 at 02:33 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Kevin Clem of HBR Consulting LLC sees in-house law departments driving change with legal technology and dragging law firms reluctantly behind them.
Trevor Faure, former global chief legal officer at Ernst & Young and now CEO at consultancy Smarter Law Solutions in London, agreed, saying many corporations are at the cutting edge of using technology to drive the business. Law firms, Faure said, are more conservative.
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