Author name: Danielle Kane

As a public relations professional, I often get the “What exactly do you do?” question from family and friends who view my job as, well, esoteric. Sure, on the surface they get what public relations entails – “You manage external or public communications for people…right?” But it wasn’t until I joined Plat4orm PR that my […]

If you weren’t familiar with the term “legal ops” before 2020, you likely are now. As the world shifted during COVID-19, law firms and corporate legal departments were forced to allocate more time and energy than ever to the business side of law in order to set up remote working infrastructures. The unsung heroes of

Last year (2020) proved to be an inflection point for artificial intelligence (AI) technology adoption within the legal industry. While many lawyers were warming up to the idea of AI and implementing machine learning in certain pockets of their organization, the emergence of COVID-19 pushed even those who were previously apprehensive to accept the inevitable

Law firms and legal departments continue to look for tools that solve workflow issues and help improve the bottom line – increasingly turning to contract review and other areas where automation can make a big impact. While the legal tech market may seem crowded, industry experts say there is still room for new entrants to

Think back to the last really great book you read. Do you remember the plot, the hero or even the outcome? Chances are you’re nodding your head yes. This is because our brains are wired to remember engaging stories but have a hard time with data and facts. For early-stage startups, knowing and appreciating this