Law firms around the world are committing to reducing paper. This means
only printing electronic documents when necessary, but it also means
digitizing paper documents consistently. In addition to the environmental
benefits, a program that reduces paper delivers cost savings from reduced
real estate and outside storage fees, improved workflow and better disaster
recovery.

One critical benefit of working with digitized files, which is often
overlooked, is searchability. A piece of paper that cannot be found is
effectively useless, and it will remain useless forever. Even if it’s not
lost, finding paper documents can take up the time of legal professionals,
and in the world of the billable hour, time is money.


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