While the coronavirus has accelerated tech usage, it has also stoked economic uncertainty and more selective investments. These days, investors are eyeing legal tech that strengthens remote working processes and provides end-to-end support for enterprises and consumers.
“Anything that can support remote working I think is obviously well-positioned given where we are. But not just in the short term,” said Dan Jansen, CEO and managing director of Dentons-backed venture investor Nextlaw Ventures.
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