Technology is accelerating the evolution of law in ways unprecedented in the practice’s long history, and some companies are already making the leaps needed to move them into the future. Axiom has accepted technology’s impact as paradigm by utilizing it to provide legal services, and on Jan. 14 the company announced an agreement to acquire the general counsel practice of Cognition, a Toronto-based legal services provider that, like Axiom, utilizes tech in its delivery.
In completing the deal – which is expected to close in the first quarter – Axiom hopes to extend its reach “across the border” into the Canadian market, where Cognition has built a client roster with 60 global corporations, a statement by Axiom said.
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