As their clients increasingly head into the metaverse, law firms are going to have to become less risk-averse.
March 30, 2022 at 10:41 PM
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As their clients increasingly head into the metaverse, law firms are going to have to become less risk-averse.
While the legal industry isn’t exactly known for being on the cutting edge, the metaverse could prove to be the thing that finally allows firms to remake their stodgy images.
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