The legal industry isn’t traditionally known for its use of cutting-edge technologies. But for some attorneys, that perception is beginning to look outdated. A new survey from Huron Legal, which provides advisory and business services to law departments and law firms, indicates that investment in legal data analytics among companies is on the rise.
In the survey, “Data Analytics Across Legal Organizations,” Huron Legal asked more than 125 legal tech professionals about how their organizations were implementing data analytics. As it turns out, many are working on harnessing big data in one way or another to help their organization run smarter.
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