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San Francisco-based legal tech company Logikcull today announced it has closed a $25 million Series B funding round led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA).
The investment will help the cloud-based SaaS platform make its instant discovery process accessible to virtually anyone capable of conducting a Google search.
Logikcull’s cloud-based software focuses on simplifying and automating
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Legaltech is considered the largest and most important legal technology event of the year. Join Amy Mushahwar on Thursday, February 1 for her panel: “From Courtroom to Conference Room: Legal Ethics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”
As Artificial Intelligence continues its sweeping ascent,
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Several thousand people—attorneys, paralegals, IT officers, software sales reps, and more—will be descending on the New York Hilton Midtown from January 30th – February 1st for Legaltech, the must-attend event of the year for professionals operating in the intersection between the legal and technology industries. For
New this year at Legalweek is the Business of Law Forum, a two-day program dedicated to discussing the future course of innovation in the legal industry and how law firms can capitalize on coming changes.
What was the genesis of this and what should attendees expect? In a recent column, Gina Passarella Cipriani,
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It’s the beginning of a new year, which means that LegalWeek is almost upon us. As we look forward to what 2018 holds for eDiscovery, let’s take a moment to review what happened in the last year.
We say farewell to 2017 as a fist-pumping
While “Legalweek”, starts next Monday, LegalTech New York 2018, starts next Tuesday, January 30 and concludes on Thursday, February 1. For us at eDiscovery Daily, it’s our eighth year in a row covering the show and we’ll be conducting thought leader interviews again this year! Let’s take a look at some of the
The Legaltech conference in New York is a longstanding annual event and one of the largest legal technology conferences anywhere. But last year, Legaltech expanded into Legalweek — a series of conferences within a conference that cover not just legal technology, but also marketing, recruiting, business and more.
How did Legaltech grow into Legalweek. In
[Editor’s note: As we kick off Legalweek 2018, here was my recap of Legalweek 2017, which originally appeared on Above the Law.]
When a legal conference opens with a keynoter who confesses his lack of familiarity with the legal profession, the talk can rapidly disintegrate. I’ve seen it happen. At best, the audience
Welcome to the launch of LexBlog’s Legalweek Monitor, a first-of-its-kind publication devoted to publishing gavel-to-gavel coverage of ALM’s Legalweek conference, which kicks off Jan. 29 in New York City.
Legalweek is actually multiple conferences, including the venerable Legaltech, as well as LegalCIO, LegalMarketing, the Business of Law Forum, and the Legal
