Tech
Jan. 1, 2008
Big Firm Tech
With the use of virtual deal room technology, M&A lawyers can now eliminate both mountains of paper and business trips. But before choosing a VDR vendor, there are some critical questions to ask. By Jake Widman
Legal proceedings generate paper. Lots and lots of paper. And business-related matters such as mergers and IPOs can easily involve thousands of paper documents that need to be stored, shared, read, commented on, and tracked. Wouldn't it be nice if there were a way to reduce?if not the paperwork?at least the paper?
There is. An increasingly p...
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