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Law Society releases introductory guide to Law Tech

Published 16/10/2019

The Law Society has released an introductory guide to lawtech which will help solicitors and others delivering legal services to consider the merits of technology in their professional practice.

The guide is designed around nine key questions about lawtech, and brings together:

  • Law Society research
  • information about the types of products that are available
  • information about the barriers and drivers to adoption
  • tips for successfully implementing new technology in firms

As well as summarising the key information, the guide also provides links to articles, reports and podcasts for those wanting to research lawtech in more detail.

The guide is written, in particular, for smaller firms and sole practitioners, who typically lack the resources of larger legal businesses when considering adopting new technology. We provide ideas on how to align technology with your business strategy.

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