Law firms are continuing to identify tech as an imperative to their ongoing competitive advantage, but a new report indicates that investment in technology may be facing a slight decline as the focus shifts towards solutions that enhance client collaboration.
October 30, 2019 at 10:00 AM
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Law firm investment in technology may be trending slightly downwards, according to the new 2019 legal tech report that was released last week by HSBC UK and produced with The Lawyer Magazine.
Comprised of responses from partners and other senior business leaders inside 50 U.K.-based firms, the report found 81% of respondents identified technology as the item that is the most strategically important to their firm.
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