While more in-house attorneys and general counsel depend on legal technology, traditional procurement processes, and an abundance of tools, is slowing down adoption, according to the Legal 500 Global Edition of GC: In-House Tech Survey 2023.
February 01, 2023 at 06:03 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
Legal’s growing comfortability with technology is perhaps one of the most significant trends as the industry settles into its “new normal” post-pandemic.
But limited legal departments’ budgets and planning, and a fragmented legal tech market, is hindering the adoption of in-house legal technology, according to the Legal 500 Global Edition of GC: In-House Tech Survey 2023.
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