Sex, Drugs and Money"Clickbait" predictions in legal technology publications.
Computers do not practice law, nor will they be able to at any point in the future. Headline’s such as The Lawyer’s “Firms warned...
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Time for the legal market to embrace technology
'Could that be about to change?' is the key question in this piece. The answer? Absolutely.
We increasingly see questions arising as to...
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