As employers in e-discovery, and the legal tech space in general, continue to compete over a limited talent pool, the legal tech stars of tomorrow may still be in high school today.

On Monday, e-discovery company Relativity announced that it was evolving its partnership with Chicago Public Schools (CPS) to invest in legal tech education at Corliss STEM High School. “The partnership with Corliss STEM High School will include financial investments and dedicated early career development initiatives,” according to the press release. “Over the coming years, Corliss and Relativity will work together to increase the number of early college credits that Corliss students earn by graduation, sponsor interactive on-site STEM Days for freshmen and sophomores, provide summer learning opportunities for Corliss students to learn more about legal and technology careers, and more.”

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