We all know the stereotype of the basement-office, introverted information technology worker. But some large law firms are exploding that cliche by having more and more of their IT professionals work directly -- even full-time -- with clients. Given that the relationships between a firm and its corporate clients are always in danger of strain because of fee increases, it can be a good investment for firms to offer extra tech services, consultants say.
September 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
We all know the stereotype of the basement-office, introverted information technology worker. But some large law firms are exploding that cliche by having more and more of their IT professionals work directly — even full-time — with clients.
Of course, many large firms have litigation support teams that sometimes work directly with clients on discovery issues.
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