The days of the traditional law firm model are numbered, and most firms agree technology will be an important component of future services. However, despite the awareness, a new report found law firms are still finding resistance to adopting technology and are struggling to understand the tech options available.
Last week, Wolters Kluwer released its annual “Future Ready Lawyer Survey: Performance Drivers” report, compiled from the answers of 700 lawyers in private practice, in-house legal departments and business services firms across the U.S. and Europe.
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