Tech woes can bruise the self-confidence of in-house lawyers, spur them to question their employers' business intelligence and, in some cases, quit their jobs.
April 15, 2022 at 01:36 PM
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The in-house legal tech struggle is real.
In a new survey of corporate legal department lawyers and staff, 90% of respondents said they had trouble using tech that their companies had adopted, often led by difficulty with the fast-growing implementation of contract management software. And the repercussions of these difficulties, regardless of the type of tech, are serious.
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