On Wednesday, technology services platform Intapp released the results of a survey conducted in partnership with YouGov that polled 258 lawyers working the U.S. and the U.K. about their views on technology and the way that its impacting law firm culture.
The major takeaway is that the practice of law is no different than any other industry—technology is being deployed to make day-to-day business faster and more efficient. However, where other business verticals may benefit from tech solutions that were designed specifically to address their unique needs, 40 percent of U.S. survey respondents felt that wasn’t the case for law firms.
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