In recent years, alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) have become an increasingly popular choice for companies looking to grow the capacity of their legal departments. Complex litigation can be burdensome for in-house teams, leading them to rely on an ALSP.

For the past several years, Legaltech News has kicked off the new year with a series of pieces featuring insights from a broad spectrum of industry experts and thought leaders who share their predictions for the coming year.

Cybersecurity is an ever-evolving concern, and businesses must adapt to ensure they're protected from the most current cybercrime tactics. Every industry can be affected by cybersecurity threats, and the legal sector is no different.

A QuisLex corporate client utilized a third-party auditor that was the victim of a ransomware attack. The auditor performed routine audits to recover duplicate payments for the corporate client. Approximately once per month, the corporate client sent the auditor a .txt file containing the supplier invoice number, invoice amount, etc.

_{While the legal landscape is always changing, in recent years there has been a major shift toward the use of alternative legal service providers (ALSPs). Unlike retaining a traditional law firm for certain services, an ALSP can be a cost-effective way to outsource legal services to a third party while offering the additional benefits of technology expertise, training, and project management.}