Legaltech News caught up with Clearlaw CEO and founder Jordan Ritenour and Chief Revenue Officer Brendan Raybuck to discuss how partnerships have become central to their business—and how they pick the right partners.
Legaltech News caught up with Michael Bloom, the CEO and founder of Praktio, a legal training software provider, to discuss the unique needs of new lawyers and how startups can benefit from bootstrapping.
Legaltech News caught up with Ash Kelso, co-founder and CEO of Hivelight, a legal productivity software provider, to discuss how to teach lawyers to be project managers, and what the future of legal tech conferences may look like.
For Altumatim co-founder David Gaskey, while strong marketing is essential to gaining exposure, what's more important is that the offering is substantive.
Legaltech News sat down with Jim Sullivan, founder of eDiscovery AI, to discuss what it was like to launch a startup after a year busy with e-discovery consolidations.
Legaltech News sat down with Devshi Mehrotra, one of the founders of JusticeText, an AI-powered startup that looks to streamline audio and video discovery for public defenders, to discuss the company’s growth and how recent technological advancements may shape its impact going forward.
For Jackie Donner, the co-founder of LawFlex, a platform that connects freelance lawyers to companies, getting too much investment too early risks leading to a "black hole of development".
Startup Briefly is looking to change how lawyers communicate legal know-how with other teams in their organization by generating legal content in the form of TikTok-like videos.
Legaltech News caught up with Pradnya Desh, former U.S. diplomat and founder of Advocat AI, to discuss how she approached raising funds—and why she wished she raised more in her initial round.
Legaltech News caught up with Ben Levi, co-founder of Ontra, to look back on the company’s decade in the legal tech industry, from changes in competitors to investors’ evolving appetites.
BriefCatch CEO Ross Guberman discusses the challenges of training AI on limited data and how he realized that it was time to move on from bootstrapping.
Litify CEO Curtis Brewer and president and COO Ari Treuhaft spoke to Legaltech News about why they're "not trying to be everything to everyone" and what it takes to attract tech-averse law firms.
Legaltech News caught up with Dorna Moini, CEO and founder of Gavel, to discuss how the company went from solving the needs of legal aid organizations in the domestic violence arena to becoming an “end-to-end" automation tool.
Jacob Beckerman, the founder and CEO of software productivity suite Macro, discusses why legal tech providers have such difficulty with smooth integrations, and how his startup positioned itself to attract investment.
Legaltech News caught up with Kara Peterson and Richard DiBona, the co-founders—and couple—behind descrybe.ai, to discuss the challenges of launching a startup with no funding in an expensive industry.
Legaltech News caught up with Paxton AI’s co-founder and CEO, Tanguy Chau, to discuss the company’s approach to large language models and retrieval augmented generation, and how it stands out in the market.
Legaltech News caught up with Draftwise co-founders James Ding, Ozan Yalti, Emre Ozen to discuss how they founded their startup and the struggles operating in today's climate.
Legaltech News caught up with Justin Collins, founder of ChartLamp, a provider that converts text-based medical records into a visual interface, to discuss how the recession shaped the company’s approach to funding.
Legaltech News caught up with Kristen Sonday, founder of Paladin, to discuss the unique challenges and strategies for justice tech startups to find the right investors.
Legaltech News caught up with John Shim, one of the founders of Case Chronology, to discuss how organizing medical legal documents can become a predictive tool for many institutions.
Legaltech News caught up with Horace Wu, the CEO and founder of contract analytics startup Syntheia, to discuss what his startup is doing differently from the competition, and how they hope to gain law firm trust.
Legaltech News caught up with Albert Tawil, founder of Lateral Hub, to discuss the struggles he faced launching his company and the lessons he learned in the process.
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