After news broke that Reynen Court would be cutting staff and ending its stock offering, too, observers wondered if the problems in the broader tech market had finally reached legal tech.
November 30, 2022 at 05:06 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
The last few months have seen several Big Tech companies laying off staff and raising alarm bells about the “tech bubble” bursting.
Such a situation has seemed to spare the smaller legal tech market. But recent developments might hint that the economic strain is catching up with this vertical as well.
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