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Why Legal Teams Over-Preserve Data

The Legal Industry Needs a Standardized Vocabulary

Law’s accelerating transformation is already altering what it means to be a lawyer; engage in legal practice; pursue a legal career; satisfy competency requirements; collaborate; acquire augmented skillsets; upskill; engage in learning for life; digital preparedness; to possess tech and data-literacy, etc.,” writes Legal Mosaic CEO Mark Cohen in his Forbes article about how UnitedLex and other members of the legal ecosystem are transforming the language of law.

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