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The future is now – how tech expertise shot to the top of the agenda

With AI’s mainstream breakthrough, the rise of group claims against tech giants and regulators fighting to keep up, technology specialists are in high demand. Tom Cox talked to practice leaders at top firms to get the latest on a market in flux.

Posted on 30 May 2024 09:30am21 June 2024 11:14am
Tom Cox
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For law firms, tech credentials are perhaps more important than ever before. The AI revolution has captured the imagination of all forward-thinking advisers, with its potential to improve process, save costs, and impress clients.

And when it comes to tech clients, it isn’t just about the Apples or Alphabets of this world – with the UK ranking third globally for venture capital investment and home to more than 150 unicorn companies worth more than $1bn, firms are also chasing the next big thing.

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