New data from Acritas shows that British legal departments are lagging behind the rest of Europe and the U.S. in multiple tech use categories.
July 09, 2018 at 11:00 AM
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American legal departments are more likely than their U.K. counterparts to use new and innovative legal technologies, according to new data from the 2018 Sharplegal report recently released by Acritas.
The report states that 25 percent of legal departments in the U.K. are not using any legal technologies while only 11 percent of legal departments in the U.S. are not using any of these tools.
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