Law Firms Face Pressure From Clients on Data Security
The Legal Intelligencer
March 4, 2014

Forget client service or rate flexibility. If a law firm wants to get, or even keep, business, data security plans are often now the price of admission. Corporate America is increasingly looking to ensure its outside counsel are handling client data just as securely as the clients themselves do. Full Text

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