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Digitalising an archaic industry - modernising law firm operations.
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Digitalising an archaic industry - modernising law firm operations.
21-100 employees
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21-100 employees
Legl is on a mission to help everyone access the law, by giving law firms the tools to reduce costs, generate more revenue and take on more clients; giving clients the best experience in this changing legal market.
The legal industry is becoming increasingly dependent on technology, such as through analytical tools being used to pore through documents, and automation systems converting physical documents into digital content. Legl wants to transform the industry, bringing technology to its heart. The company's platform contains new tools for law firms to use, including improved systems for online payments, compliance, raising awareness around legal issues, and helping consumers have a better experience of the law.
Legl is not alone in this field: other SaaS companies, such as LawOn, are similarly aiming to streamline the legal process. However, legal tech is still in its infancy so there's definitely room for multiple players.
The biggest challenge facing Legl will be getting firms on side, especially the large firms that dominate most of the spend in the space. The legal industry is notoriously slow moving, so uptake might be slow initially. However, if Legl can fulfil its ambitions to help law firms grow and succeed in a digital-first world, there is no reason why it shouldn't see great success in the future.
Steph
Company Specialist
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43% employee growth in 12 months
May 2022
$18m
SERIES B
Jan 2021
$7m
SERIES A
Islington, London, UK
Founders
Julia Salasky
(CEO)Previously an associate at Linklaters and a lawyer at the United Nations.
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