It’s very clear that general counsels are now expected to run their legal function like a business and they expect technology resources to help them do that. This article outlines five technology expectations general counsel generally has a need for in their processes.
December 12, 2018 at 02:47 PM
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Demand is outstripping supply in today’s corporate legal team. In-house lawyers are getting busier and working harder with the volume of legal work only increasing.
But while there is clearly more demand, there isn’t necessarily more resource to service the growing legal requests. We are therefore in the midst of an in-house resource crunch.
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