Legal practitioners need to ascertain the security of client information and the integrity of where it is warehoused

Legal practitioners need to ascertain the security of client information and the integrity of where it is warehoused – ‘Yomi Adebanjo

General Counsel of MainOne, ABAYOMI ADEBANJO

Legal Analysts have said that by the year 2036, One hundred and fourteen thousand (114,000) legal services/jobs for lawyers would be automated. As data and technology continues to drive infrastructural developments across sectors, many legal practitioners wonder about the impact of these development

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