Securing support for a technology project from company directors and the C-suite is often the most important requirement for the project’s success. Legal technology implementation, after all, can be a long-term and expensive investment that tests the patience and resolve of many in-house managers.
Yet making the business case for technology does not come easy for those in legal who have, until recently, not had to fight for funding.
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