Many turn to legal technology to serve a variety of different needs, and with an ever-crowded marketplace, it’s possible to fulfill each with a different software, essentially creating a mix-and-match portfolio of programs for e-discovery, information governance, cybersecurity and the like. But there may be a point at which less is more, at which streamlined, centralized services offer what is needed in a more cost-effective and efficient manner.
Legal tech firm Capital Novus is betting that this idea will allow its products standout in the sea of e-discovery products.
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