The crisis has uncovered that there are two kinds of law firms: Those that are cloud-based and those that resist. It's becoming clear the latter are in trouble.
June 23, 2020 at 07:00 AM
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The last few months have highlighted the unprecedented risks law firms are facing today due to dated and on-premise solutions that lack security, privacy and remote functionality. The crisis has also uncovered that there are two kinds of law firms: Those that are cloud-based and those that resist.
It’s becoming clear the latter are in trouble.
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