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A recent LexisNexis® survey found that in-house teams are growing in size and scope, with many larger legal departments acquiring specialist knowledge akin to what you’d expect to find at a traditional law firm.
This report reveals 5 key trends among both large and small in-house teams, including how they are harnessing technology to solve the problem of too much time spent on low-value routine work.
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