AI & Machine Learning

Legal tech is booming. A new VC firm wants lawyers in on the action.

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A new venture capital firm, GCVC, is being launched by over 50 lawyers to invest in legal technology startups, aiming to provide a lawyer-centric approach to funding. This initiative addresses the historical gap where lawyers, the primary users of legal tech, had limited input in its development and funding. For tech professionals in the legal sector, this means a new avenue for innovation and investment driven by deep user expertise, potentially accelerating the development of practical and impactful solutions.

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