Dropbox For Lawyers: What Are You Risking? [Sponsored]

Simply put, commercial storage options like Dropbox and Google Drive can be risky. 

They are not built to address the specific needs and requirements of lawyers and legal teams, particularly as they pertain to security and compliance requirements. 

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And while some solutions offer flexibility, the lack of controls can quickly turn document organization into a nightmare.

In this eBook, our friends at NetDocuments explore commercial and legal-centric cloud technology applications, which continue to grow in popularity for lawyers. 

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• 5 questions to always ask a service provider
• Drawbacks of commercial solutions
• How a legal-centric application can help

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