As Law Society predicts 5,000 legal jobs could go by 2018, new research emphasises technology and Brexit challenges
November 07, 2017 at 04:12 AM
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Technology and talent retention have been identified as two of the main challenges facing law firms, according to research from professional services firm Smith & Williamson – findings that are backed up by new Law Society data which suggests the profession could lose up to 20% of jobs as a result of new technology.
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