The three main use cases of LawTech
This short byte-sized post aims to break down the three main uses of LawTech.
Rebekah Harrison-Smith
from Bristol & London, UK
Rebekah is our new Director of Operations. A recent law graduate from the University of Liverpool, she specialised in IP, Generative AI, and Data Protection.
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