LegalTech Hits $1 Billion Investment As Lawyers Embrace Automation
Investment into legal technology platforms has hit a record $1 billion in 2018 as investors rush headlong to transform the last bastion of manual processes — the work of lawyers.
Investment into legal technology platforms has hit a record $1 billion in 2018 as investors rush headlong to transform the last bastion of manual processes — the work of lawyers.
TEL AVIV, Israel, April 17, 2018 (10AM EST) – LawGeex, the leader in Contract Review Automation for businesses, announced today that it closed a $12 million funding round led by venture capital fund, Aleph. The investment brings LawGeex total funding to date to $21.5 million. Previous investors, including Lool Ventures, also participated in this round.
Your time is short. This quick read gives you 5 things you need to know from LegalTech in the past seven days.
Your time is short. This quick read gives you 5 things you need to know from LegalTech in the past seven days.
Your time is short. This quick read gives you 5 things you need to know from LegalTech in the past seven days.
Today we announced our new $7 million funding round which was led by a group of top-tier investors, including Japanese-based HR and information services company, Recruit Holdings, the owner of Indeed.com. See our full press release here. This funding is a vote of confidence for our vision of “Automating the Legal World”. We plan to use the … Continued
Legal SaaS A.I. platform LawGeex raises $7 million in funding round TEL AVIV, ISRAEL, March 7th, 2017: LawGeex, the leading A.I. contract review platform for businesses, has today announced the closing of a $7 million Series A funding round. The round was led by a group consisting of high-profile investors, including Japanese-based HR and information … Continued
No startup is an island. To succeed you’re going to have to form relationships with lots of other people and businesses: co-founders, investors, employees, vendors, customers, etc. To reduce risk and uncertainty, many of those relationships should be formalized with contracts. Here’s a short guide to the types of contracts your startup needs during the … Continued
Finding money is hard, so it’s common for a startup to use a “finder” to locate potential investors or partners. Unfortunately, using the wrong kind of finder, or the wrong kind of finder’s agreement, could lead to disaster. Doing it wrong could let your investors take back their money. Worse, your company could be prevented … Continued