Editor’s Note: Nabil Mughal, chief information officer atDay Pitney, answered questions about technologies he finds most useful at his nearly 300-lawyer firm, and how he goes about partnering with outside tech vendors.
Mughal, who has worked at Day Pitney for more than three years, wrote to Big Law Business by email.
Below is an edited transcript of the Q&A.
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