Legalweek panelists on diversity say legal tech sits at an unfortunate intersection: law and tech—two fields dominated by white, male entrepreneurs. The change will have to begin with investors seeking to fund different demographics.
March 14, 2022 at 01:24 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
The legal tech market might be experiencing an unprecedented boom through the technological evolution of the pandemic, but a certain area within the sector has been slow to catch up: diversity.
A panel of Black, brown and female legal tech entrepreneurs discussed the chief hurdles minorities face in the startup market at the March 11 Legalweek session on “Accelerating the Funding for Diverse Legal Tech Startups.”
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