Paper usage has been on a steady decline for the last decade, and the COVID-19 pandemic might deliver the final push to make the paperless office a reality.

Just wishful thinking? Maybe not. A Magic Circle law firm recently mentioned in conversation that they had 93% fewer requests to retrieve paper documents from their storage locations during the lockdown period compared to pre-lockdown.

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