Jack Newton, CEO and co-founder of CLIO/courtesy photo.
As COVID-19 upends firms' usual on-premise workflow, Clio is dedicating $1 million toward educating firms on the transition to remote work and providing subsidized access to its cloud-based platform.
March 23, 2020 at 10:24 AM
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During the COVID-19 outbreak, one legal tech company is looking to throw a lifeline to lawyers or legal organizations that need finances or guidance to migrate some of their practice to the cloud.
Today, cloud-based practice management platform Clio announced it has committed $1 million to its disaster relief program to assist lawyers’ transition to remote work. Part of the program includes free or discounted Clio licenses and software onboarding and implementation support.
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