Amid a slew of technological advances and new tools that have transformed the legal industry in recent years, one aspect of legal technology has remained consistently elusive: pricing.
Like attorneys, legal tech vendors are known to keep their cards close to their chests about the rates at which their tools fare in the market, at least until they are approached by a client already far along into the procurement process.
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