While some legal tech companies have undergone layoffs in recent weeks due to the economic downturn, others are swimming against the current, reporting periods of staff expansion.
December 16, 2022 at 03:10 PM
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After weeks of watching tech giants announce layoffs one after the other, it seems the effects of the economic downturn finally made their way to legal tech, with several companies, including Relativity, Reynen Court and Lawgeex, announcing job cuts.
Still, it’s not wishful thinking to say that the gloom of the recession hasn’t impacted the legal tech industry all evenly.
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