The pickings might be slim for recently laid off legal technologists, with on-demand legal staffing providers seeing varying current opportunities for contract hiring. But they all agree remote work will become commonplace in the legal industry.
August 07, 2020 at 07:00 AM
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Despite a growing pool of laid off staff, including legal technologists, some legal staffing providers aren’t seeing a surge in demand for tech professionals. However, many were confident law firms and corporate legal departments would rely more on temporary staffing to weather COVID-19′s economic uncertainty.
To protect the bottom line, more firms are laying off support staff, with legal technologists also receiving pink slips.
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