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Partner Lynn Sessions commented on the risks of keeping legacy systems connected and running once new systems are in place in a Lexology article titled “Why Legacy Systems Should be on Every Legal Team’s Risk Register.” Published July 2, 2026, the article highlights the reasons companies may retain such systems and how organizations can mitigate the risks if eliminating them is not an option.

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