For many, the modern workplace isn’t tethered to geography, but rather defined by an assembly of devices located in the office, living room, and anywhere in between. Employers and employees alike are making use of this increased interconnectivity, and technology companies are finding new ways to address changing workplace preferences.
Legal technology is no different, and the industry as a whole has seen mobile tools supplying everything from practice management to analytics. But many parts of e-discovery, legal technology’s all-star, can be a tricky process to unpack on a mobile device, especially given the breadth of documents potentially in a review set.
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