As many law firms lack the resources to scale their custom tech products, more are now looking for the right vendor to partner with. But such partnerships don't always come naturally.
September 09, 2022 at 11:00 AM
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Legal Tech Reporter
As the legal market embraces technology more than ever before, more legal tech vendors and law firms are realizing they may be able to benefit from each other.
Last month, Am Law 100 firm Polsinelli announced that it was entering a “strategic partnership” with legal tech company Rowan TELS—whereby the firm would share its custom AI-based tool with Rowan to enhance the Rowan Patents offering, and in turn, would be able to use Rowan Patents for its own purposes.
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