Credit: PheelingsMedia/Adobe Stock 4 Tech Questions Legal Departments Should Ask Outside Counsel on RFPs
From asking upfront about AI's usage to requesting benchmarks to back up efficiency claims, in-house legal department consultants disclose the questions every in-house team should ask prospective outside counsel.
April 19, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Tech News
Technology questions in request for proposals (RFPs) might be obligatory in legal, but the answers are still usually devoid of any real substance. Despite clients' demands for innovation and efficiency, such blanket questions and answers stem from legal departments and outside clients struggling to understand legal tech.
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