Computers and applications are replacing the mahogany desks of law firms, according to Shan Li in the Los Angeles Times who reports that technology is “creeping ever faster into the $200-billion U.S. legal field.”
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Li says these companies focus on the legal services consumers who can’t afford the price of big law firms, but still comprise a $45 billion latent market. “Once ignored by the legal industry, they are now targeted by a growing number of start-ups eager to roll out innovations...
