Linklaters and Clydes become first international members of Singapore legal innovation scheme
UK duo join local firms in initiative aiming to help legal community adapt to tech change
July 26, 2018 at 11:02 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Linklaters and Clyde & Co have become the first international law firm members of Singapore's Future Law Innovation Programme, a set of government-sponsored initiatives aiming to help the legal community in the city-state adapt to technological change and innovation.
The magic circle firm and Clydes joint law venture Clyde & Co Clasis Singapore join Singaporean firms Rajah & Tann and Dentons Rodyk & Davidson as members of the programme, which is known as FLIP.
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