The Law Firm Disrupted: Graduation Day for a Legal Tech Startup
What incubators and Legal Innovation Zones might mean for the traditional delivery of legal services.
August 23, 2018 at 09:00 PM
6 minute read
In this week's Law Firm Disrupted, we go north of the border to hear what a leader of a legal tech incubator thinks about the future of law.
I'm Roy Strom, the author of this weekly briefing on the changing legal market, and I can be reached at [email protected].
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Graduation day can be a total bore. I don't remember much about mine. The ceremony was long.
Anyway, there is a new type of graduation day that might be a bit more exciting: Legal tech startups are beginning to graduate from legal tech incubators! Yes, if you are looking for signs that innovation in the law is happening, that sentence is some sort of affirmative indication.
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