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Canadian Court Rules Thumbs-Up Emoji Can Constitute a Contract Agreement
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Biggest Legal Tech People Moves of 2024
The outgoing year saw major changes in the leadership ranks at legal tech companies and law firms such as Harvey, DISCO and Cooley.
The Future of AI and Antitrust Under Trump
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Legal Tech Startups That Google-backed Venture Firms Invested in Throughout 2024
Google Ventures and Gradient Ventures made numerous investments toward legal tech startups over the course of 2024.
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