COVID-19 Has Brought Unprecedented Upheaval to eDiscovery Industry

Apr 14, 2020

By Zach Warren, Legaltech News | April 14, 2020Joey Seeber, CEO of law company Level Legal, told Legaltech News that at his company, the pandemic has instilled a greater sense of employee confidence, bolstered by the trust placed in them by both company leadership and clients.And Seeber expects these relationships to continue even beyond the pandemic’s expiration: “I don’t know about you, but when somebody helps me with something that’s really important to me, and it’s at a difficult time, I remember that. Whether it’s my banker or my lawyer or my accountant or my grocery store, when I know that I can depend upon that partner, that business associate, then that helps strengthen those relationships.”Read more: https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2020/04/14/covid-19-has-brought-unprecedented-upheaval-to-e-discovery-industry/?slreturn=20200314103312

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