Hiring a rocket scientist and promoting an IT expert who has no law degree to partner might sound like unusual moves for a law firm. But they form part of Australian firm Clayton Utz’s push into technology and forensic services.
Launched close to three years ago, Clayton Utz’s Forensic and Technology Services offering brings together the legal component with the investigatory and forensic aspects of matters such as bullying and harassment allegations, fraud within companies and discovery.
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