Some venture capitalists shy away from legal technology because lawyers can't resist skirmishes.
“If you have a hammer … you probably know how to use it,” —Miriam Rivera, partner, Ulu Ventures.
When two prominent venture capitalists express concerns about providing funding for new legal technology companies, you have to wonder whether there are extra hurdles to obtaining outside funding for legal technology start-ups.That was a somewhat startling revelation at the 2014 LexRedux West—Silicon...
Just back from last week’s LegalTech in New York, and with the perspective of someone who has been writing about legal technology for more than two decades, I am convinced that I have never before seen a time of such intense and creative innovation in legal technology. However, it is not LegalTech that has me thinking that; rather, it is a legal-tech sideshow that coincided with it called ReInvent Law NYC.
LegalTech is billed as the largest and most important legal technology event of the year....
This week [Stephanie Kimbro] signed on as Co-Director of a Center for Law Practice Technology which I will be leading with Richard Granat. Over the coming months, we will be working to design a core curriculum and body of courses that reflects our experience in legal tech and draws from the expertise of our colleagues internationally. We hope to bring guest lectures and experts to the Center that will not only provide practical background in law practice management and the use of legal technology,...
On the second day of the powerhouse that is LegalTech, I thought it might be timely to look at two signs of change for technology as it affects the enterprise legal market.
The fact that you have a conference that goes for nearly three full days is a testament to (a) its staying power, and (b) that a lot of people want to go to New York on an expense account.
Many of the prime movers in the legal technology space use the conference as an opportunity to release new products and initiatives...