As law firms take advantage of evolving technologies to launch their own proprietary online legal tools, many are wrestling with a key question: How much should they be charging for them?
October 02, 2017 at 07:16 PM
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As law firms take advantage of evolving technologies to launch their own proprietary online legal tools, many are wrestling with a key question: How much should they be charging for them?
According to lawyers, consultants and vendors involved with the new web tools, the pricing equation is still being worked out.
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