Document creation is a $75 billion dollar piece of the legal services market, the penultimate product of a lawyer’s workday. It has been least receptive to productivity improvements since shortly after introduction of digital word processing and is perceived by others as the legal activity with the lowest value.
This original research commissioned by TheFormTool, LLC looks at the possibilities for dramatic improvements in quality and value that are possible with third-generation document assembly and automation tools and how the marketplace is demanding that lawyers improve their services to meet external competition.
