
A Conversation With CEO Jack Newton On Clio’s Acquisition Of vLex
Jack Newton discusses the deal and what it means for the legal tech market.
Jack Newton discusses the deal and what it means for the legal tech market.
While the Harvey/LexisNexis alliance favors Biglaw, the Clio/vLex deal could help level the playing field for smaller firms.
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This is a deal that will reshape the legal research and legal technology landscape on a global basis and threaten the longstanding ‘Wexis’ legal research duopoly.
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Are we entering a golden age of legal research innovation?