The law firm sold its verification tool to U.S. legal software provider Litera for an undisclosed sum.
November 12, 2020 at 02:13 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Law firms the world over are working on legal tech applications to streamline their work.
In Australia, corporate firm Gilbert + Tobin has taken the process a step further, developing a document verification software tool and then selling it to a global legal tech company that can take it to a broader market.
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