Results from our Survey
In the rush to boost efficiency and productivity, GCs could be missing an opportunity to reposition the legal function and unlock its value.
This time, finally, it might be happening.
For at least a decade now lawyers have talked up the impending transformation of their industry, with technology set to play the lead role in a new and better way of doing things. Why would anyone think otherwise? The legal profession, as every GC will point out, is riddled with inefficiency. Clients are being asked to pay for things they do not need, and very expensive labour is routinely assigned to basic tasks.
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