Efficiency and profitability are common goals among all businesses, law firms included – and technology is increasingly the tool being used to reach these milestones. One segment, however, seems to be breaking the mold; small law firms. Questions have begun to surface regarding their relationship with and willingness to adopt legal tech.
Many would believe the myth that smaller law firms are not as technology-invested due to their scale; however, that perspective is now being challenged. In fact, this normative shift in tech adoption is provoking an inquiry into how small law firms are reacting to the legal tech revolution, and what their perception is towards AI technology, a major component of legal tech tools.
Understanding the extent to which AI is being integrated into the operations of these small law firms, and deciphering their long-term plans in respect of AI, becomes a topic of interest. To better understand this emerging trend, an anonymous survey aimed at benchmarking small firms against their peers has been initiated.
Although the survey promises to be concise, it seeks valuable insights into the changing dynamics of the legal tech industry. Responding participants from small firms stand the chance to win a $250 gift card as a token of appreciation for contributing to this industry-wide review.
The need for such understanding is underscored by the fact that legal tech forms a significant part of current and future legal services. Therefore, understanding how small firms fit within this context may offer useful insights for businesses and law professionals across board.
For more details, or to participate in the survey, visit the following link.