Almost half the firms surveyed in the International Legal Technology Association‘s annual technology purchasing survey reported that their organizations are “already back to normal financially,” with only 6 percent saying they expect it will take at least another year to get there. But that’s a big spike from 2009 results, when 45 percent of respondents expected to need 12 months or more to catch up.
The “2010 ILTA Member Technology Purchasing Survey of Law Firms With 50+ Attorneys” was conducted earlier this summer by ILTA and InsideLegal, for the fifth year, and is based on activity from 2010. The 43-question web-based survey was distributed to 610 firms with 50 to 3,000 attorneys — 109 firms responded. Most (84 percent) of respondents were from U.S. firms, the remaining 16 percent from Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Brazil.
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