Virtual law firms may shy away from the label “virtual law firm,” but they proudly tout how their cloud-based approach frees it from bulky and expensive on-premises technology.
They say they are leveraging technology you commonly find in any traditional law firm. But without the ability to walk a document down the hall, virtual law firms place a premium on document sharing and collaboration tools.
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