I was chatting with a partner of mine last week who has been in practice for nearly 40 years. He made a comment which highlights a major issue facing lawyers the world over: "Whilst the speed with which we can send and receive documents has increased thanks to the internet, the speed with which we can review them has not."
May 26, 2011 at 10:10 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
I was chatting with a partner of mine last week who has been in practice for nearly 40 years. He made a comment which highlights a major issue facing lawyers the world over:
“Whilst the speed with which we can send and receive documents has increased thanks to the internet, the speed with which we can review them has not.”
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