How technology is transforming the legal sector - key challenges and transformational changes
Jinfo Article
24th December 2018
By James Mullan
Abstract
AI, machine learning and data analytics is already transforming information work in the legal industry. James Mullan looks at use of technology in areas from contract review to due diligence, current awareness and search. He identifies key products already in use, from Signal to iManage Ravn, Kira and Brainspace.
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