The U.K.’s vote to leave the European Union, ostensibly planned for spring 2019, has caused shock waves across the global economy. But as those within the legal industry ponder how the current U.K. government will navigate its EU exit, and Brexit’s effect on their bottom line, legal technology companies are going along as if little has changed.
The confidence of the people in the legal tech industry in the U.K. and beyond to weather Brexit is apparent in a number of ways, from how they operate in the market to the tools they develop. Below are four of these tell-tale signs that highlight how it’s business as usual in legal tech:
1. Legal Technology Companies Are Expanding Into the U.K.
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