The platform, designed for both law firms and legal departments, is being beta-tested by more than 10,000 lawyers in over 100 jurisdictions, Lupl said in a statement. — 123rf.com
SINGAPORE: Three law firms from the United States, Britain and Asia have jointly invested over US$10mil (RM43.39mil) in a US-based legal tech startup that is developing an 'open' industry platform to enable lawyers to work seamlessly across disparate systems.
The platform, designed for both law firms and legal departments, is being beta-tested by more than 10,000 lawyers in over 100 jurisdictions, Lupl said in a statement on May 14.
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