Of the many factors driving the legal industry, none is perhaps more vital than trust. For any legal system to operate, clients must trust their attorneys to treat their data with the utmost confidentiality, and attorneys must trust in each other to uphold strict codes of ethics and integrity.
But what if this essential trust element is turned against the industry itself instead of fueling its success?
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