Pandemic-spurred remote work transitions have changed not just where, but also how, attorneys conduct their daily business. There’s less reliance on secretaries and support staff, for instance, and more emphasis on automation.

This new environment has provided an opportunity for tech providers like productivity automation company Zero, which offers artificial intelligence-powered automation tools for email filing and tagging, among other tasks. Zero is looking to grow its foothold in the legal market with its new release of Apollo, a desktop-based automated time capture tool that uses the same engine as its current mobile-based tool.

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