More lawyers are piling administrative tasks on their plates as they work remotely. But inefficiencies and a modernizing profession may require a different long-term solution.
January 08, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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More lawyers are taking a hands-on approach to more administrative matters, including time entry, opening new matters and case management as they continue to remotely work.
“There seems to be a sizable amount of attorneys that feel they’re having to do more admin work in this environment,” said HBR Consulting client development vice president Christopher Ryan.
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