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Legal Tech: Legal Tech Is Catching Up to Diversity Efforts. Now They Have to Get Ahead.

While legal tech companies are donating services and time to racial justice initiatives, establishing long-term change may require a more strategic approach and an assist from data analytics.

4 minute read October 01, 2020 at 12:03 AM
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Frank Ready
Legal Tech: Legal Tech Is Catching Up to Diversity Efforts. Now They Have to Get Ahead.

Legal tech companies have joined law firms, legal departments other sectors of the industry in promoting diversity and inclusion, and broader racial justice in U.S. society.

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