Legal technology incubators have been described as the Starbucks of the legal industry, with one seemingly popping up on almost every corner.
Barclays UK GC Stephanie Pagni on the bank's launch of a law-tech hub and what she expects from partner law firms
April 27, 2018 at 08:47 AM
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Legal technology incubators have been described as the Starbucks of the legal industry, with one seemingly popping up on almost every corner.
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