Rian Hancock, founder of a legal operations consulting business in South Africa, observed that some attorneys in 2020 were still dictating into tape recorders, and having typists assemble documents.

Then the pandemic hit, and everyone started working remotely. Legal departments, and younger lawyers in particular, searched for ways to communicate with their remote colleagues, and look for efficiencies in areas they had not before, said Hancock.

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