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Law firms are spending more than ever on office technology but many are not getting much bang for their byte, says a new survey by Hildebrandt International, a consulting company to the legal industry. Information technology accounts for about 6.6 percent of law firms' gross revenues, on average, up from 6 percent a year ago. But too often firms buy and install technology without giving thought as to how best to use it.
August 29, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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