Launching a new company in the midst of a global pandemic might be too risky for some, but Ryerson University wants to help develop promising international early stage legal tech startups with its new program.

The Toronto-based school’s Legal Innovation Zone is currently accepting applicants for its latest legal tech entrepreneur program, Sprint Studio. It’s a free, web-based 12-week program that provides customer development skills and helps participants build a legal tech idea into a product, explained LIZ director Hersh Perlis. 

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