They only care that their work and bills get out, and delegate technology to others. All lawyers, secretaries and paralegals need to be involved with software use and evaluation. That's only natural. But the real cost of a program is in the time it takes you to use it. So going for the cheapest one is not always the best option.
Computer programs are like employees.
And remember that software is a tool, and your ability to use it determines what you can achieve. But until lawyers become educated critics, they can't be sure whether it's thumbs up or thumbs down.