Tag: startup
Updated on February 8, 2018
10 seismic changes forcing in-house counsel to choose LegalTech
Legal technology, commonly known as LegalTech, refers to software enabling lawyers to do their jobs more efficiently and cost-effectively. The In-House Counsel’s Legal Tech Buyer’s Guide shows how in-house counsel are driving change. Based on interviews with lawyers at some of the …
Updated on May 29, 2017
What being named as a Gartner Cool Vendor in AI means for us (and more importantly for the future of law)
Noory Bechor, CEO LawGeex We are incredibly proud to announce today that LawGeex has been selected as a Gartner Cool Vendor. Every year, Gartner selects tech companies with a product or service that is “interesting, new and innovative”. …
Updated on April 25, 2017
A Lawyer’s guide to Artificial Intelligence; or Why I Joined an AI Startup?
Although us lawyers sometimes hate to admit it in front of our non-lawyer friends, we all know that the glamorous image of the profession is often a gross misrepresentation of reality. It’s not that the litigation shark or …
Posted on March 7, 2017
Legal SaaS A.I. platform LawGeex raises $7 million in funding round
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 …
Updated on December 13, 2016
5 Ways to Run a Legal Department Like a Startup
In-house legal departments aren’t often considered the most dynamic or innovative parts of companies. Inside Counsel recognize the stereotype, We’re all familiar with the pervasive stereotypes that have dogged corporate legal departments over the past few decades—an impediment to …
Updated on February 13, 2016
Could Your Old Boss Own Your New Startup?
A Silicon Valley Horror Story It’s a common dream: to leave the large high-tech company you work for and bring your brilliant startup idea to life. But what if your employment contract puts your new venture at risk? …
Updated on March 22, 2017
How a Finder’s Agreement Could Ruin Your Startup’s Chances of Getting Funded
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. …
Updated on February 24, 2016
Will an NDA Really Protect Your Business Ideas…?
…and what if the other person won’t sign one? Many people make others sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) before they reveal their business ideas to them. They assume that an NDA will prevent the other party from using or …