Legal technology.
The platform uses 'no code' technology which will allow its lawyers to design their own applications without any programming skill.
January 29, 2020 at 04:59 AM
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PwC’s legal arm is rolling out a program that will allow its lawyers to build their own legal technology applications, as more firms look to bridge the gap between tech and traditional legal skills.
The Big Four accountancy firm’s legal arm has teamed up with German-headquartered legal tech firm BRYTER for the product, known as a ‘no code’ automation tool.
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