More than $300 billion are spent on legal services each year. Yes, it’s a big market, and for a good part of it, it still seems to be dominated by old business processes, outdated softwares and fax machines (if not pen & paper). It’s not surprising then that an increasingly large number of startups are busy rethinking this age-old activity, hoping for a slice of the cake. But disrupting this industry is a much bigger challenge than you might think. Credit: gifak.netWhat automation sometimes looks like at law firms… Michael Chasin, co-founder of law industry-focused CRM company Lexicata, has stated that…
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