Part 1 of this series mentioned that many in-house counsel have a murky vision of what ‘going digital’ really looks like for the legal department. Nearly all in-house counsel use some form of legal tech, and digital is surely in the top five business words of the few years—a concept we generally understand as it relates to business.

But what is it that happens when corporate legal goes through digital transformation? When the legal chief announces that you and your team should become digital lawyers, what next?

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