Legal's use of cloud computing is expanding, but lawyers’ concerns over cloud's security, control and cost is also growing, according to a new American Bar Association survey.
October 31, 2019 at 12:00 PM
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This may sound like a broken record, but a new report found lawyers have cloud computing concerns.
To be sure, more lawyers are leveraging cloud computing for their work, according to this year’s American Bar Association’s “Legal Technology Survey Report” released last week. Indeed, according to the ABA, 58% of respondents said they are using cloud computing for work-related tasks, an increase from the 2018 report’s 55% and 2016’s 38%.
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