Travers Smith joined a growing list of law firms creating legal tech tools, but unlike their counterparts, it’s providing the coding to use and edit its email management tool for free.
September 20, 2019 at 07:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legaltech News
Usually when law firms develop legal technology, either it’s to make a profit or it’s free to further the firm’s branding as a legal expert in the platform’s practice area. But Travers Smith bucked that trend when it announced last week that it was releasing its email management system MatMail as open-source software.
The U.K. firm said it decided to open-source MatMail to encourage more law firms to efficiently manage their high volume of daily emails.
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