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Google Black Founders Fund Awards Grants to Define + Robin AI
Google’s Black Founders Fund has awarded grants to two legal tech companies – Define, the drafting tool, and Robin AI, the contract analysis startup. They …
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Another Legal Tech Picks Crowdfunding Instead Of VC Cash
Another legal tech company has chosen to go down the crowdfunding route rather than rely on VC funds. ScribeStar, a digital platform for producing and …
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Scotland’s Exizent Bags £3.6m, Ireland’s Bundledocs Bags £550k
Exizent, a Glasgow-based ‘death tech’ and legal tech company, that helps with the probate process, has raised £3.6m from a group of investors that includes …
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Former MD of Google UK Joins £1m Investment in Define
Legal drafting startup, Define, has bagged £1m in Seed funding despite the challenges of the pandemic. Key investors included: former Managing Director of Google UK …
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Athennian Bags $8m Funding, Plans Rapid Growth
Athennian, a pioneer in the cloud-based legal entity management field, has bagged $8m in a funding round led by Arthur Ventures. The company’s CEO, Adrian …
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Landmark For ThoughtRiver As It Completes $10m Series A Funding
ThoughtRiver, the NLP-based legal tech company that has pioneered contract pre-screening and review, has reached an important new landmark after completing a $10m Series A …
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Mishcon Increases Investment in Thirdfort, Part of New £1m Funding
Mishcon de Reya has increased its investment in Thirdfort, a proptech/legal tech startup that in 2018 was a member of its MDR Lab, following a …
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Clarilis Bags £6m in Series B Funding – as Legal Tech Investment Continues
Document automation company, Clarilis, has received £6m ($7.86m) in new funding – further proof that investment into legal tech companies is continuing, especially for those …
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VC Funding – Outlook Bumpy, But Some Optimism
Research on the NewLaw and legal tech market by financial advisory group Raymond James has found that venture capital (VC) investment is still showing signs …
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BRYTER Bags $16m Series A Funding, Targets US Growth
BRYTER, the no-code automation platform, has bagged a $16m Series A investment led by top enterprise software VC firms, Dawn Capital, and Accel, which has also …