The ongoing trend within legal operations to move to the cloud, automate transactions and streamline functions, accelerated by the pandemic, has generated an uptick in legal data tracking and documentation.

Increasingly, the industry is experiencing advanced use cases surrounding and intertwined with this newfound data. Whether it pertains to outside counsel rationalization studies, predictive analytics for case resolutions or compliance, quantitative analysis has moved to the forefront of legal leadership.

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