Generational differences in law firm or legal department leaders don't portend less or more tech adoption. What does influence such adoption is a wide array of business factors.
February 20, 2020 at 10:30 AM
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When it comes to the legal industry, the stereotype that boomers are more tech-averse compared to millennials doesn’t hold much weight, according to a recently released survey of international legal departments.
Released last month, the Association of Corporate Counsel’s ACC Chief Legal Officers Survey found tech adoption rates among millennial and boomer chief legal officers are similar.
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