A new survey from Mitratech finds some corporate legal departments and law firms plan to buy individual legal tech solutions from various providers, though many are also prioritizing integrating their technology stack.
April 01, 2022 at 11:32 AM
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Point solutions are still likely to be around for a while in legal tech, according to Mitratech’s “2022 Legal Trends & Predictions Survey.”
The report was commissioned by legal and compliance tech provider Mitratech and conducted by ALM Global, Legaltech News’ parent company, in January with over 160 participants. More than half (58%) of participants said they were outside counsel or a law firm attorney, while 15% said they were general counsel/an associate GC or deputy GC.
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