"The worlds of law and technology continue to merge," Relativity's David Horrigan said.
February 15, 2022 at 06:40 PM
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Over the past two years, more general counsel have been helping their companies make technology-related decisions, according to a survey of 30 top in-house lawyers published Tuesday.
At the time they were surveyed last summer, 97% of the 30 lawyers—the majority of whom work for Fortune 1000 companies—said they played a part in their organization’s technology ecosystem, according to the report by business advisory firm FTI Consulting Inc. and software company Relativity.
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