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Blue chip clients: cutting-edge tech will reshape law in five years as more jobs taken by intelligent machines

Blue chip clients: cutting-edge tech will reshape law in five years as more jobs taken by intelligent machines
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Legal Business
5 November 2015
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In-house lawyers have been notoriously slow to embrace the tech-backed delivery of legal services, but Legal Business research drawing on responses from more than 600 global clients shows many believe technology will transform the way they work.

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