Law Cloud set for mass adoption

A survey has found that the 'law cloud is poised for mass adoption' with 72 per cent of lawyers in independent law firms more likely to use it than they were a year ago.

The 'law cloud is poised for mass adoption by 72 percent of independent law firms. Marynchenko Oleksandr

The survey was carried out by LexisNexis Firm Manager. Spokeswoman Loretta Ruppert said: 'While it's taken the legal industry a bit longer than other industries to come around to the cloud, client expectations for collaborative services, combined with the efficiency, accessibility, and lower total cost are driving the independent attorney to adopt the cloud. We've clearly hit a tipping point as the gap between early adopters and the mainstream market is closing; 2014 is poised to be the year of the cloud in small law.' Security is still an important worry - as only 41 per cent  of lawyers surveyed believe that data stored in the cloud is safe from intrusion. Source: Wall Street Journal

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