Credit: VideoFlow/Adobe Stock The Pandemic Helped Push Tech to the 'Core' of Law Firm/Client Relationship
A Relativity Fest panel examined how technology is driving key changes to client services, whether it's by embracing automation, digitizing thought leadership or hiring more personnel with tech backgrounds.
October 05, 2021 at 10:00 AM
4 minute read
Legal Technology
Never underestimate the bonds formed by legal tech. Monday's installment of Relativity Fest 2021 hosted a panel on the "Best Practices for Building Strong In-House & Outside Counsel Relationships"—and items on that list increasingly feature some degree of technology.
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