(Credit: aekachai/Adobe Stock) Legal Departments Are Eager to Do More with Less But Are Fuzzy on the Path, Survey Finds
"Regulatory pressures also continue to increase, which place additional emphasis on legal teams to maximize resources, financially and in time." said Amy Yeung, general counsel and chief privacy officer of Lotame.
February 14, 2022 at 09:28 AM
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Legal Operations
Members of the legal department now realize that implementing technology and processes to boost efficiency isn't going to eliminate their jobs. But many still aren't sure what changes to implement or how to go about doing so, a recent survey reveals.
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