The Vancouver-based legaltech’s new venture capital arm participated in a US$7M Series A round in Denver-based Proof Technology. (The Logic)
The Vancouver-based legaltech’s new venture capital arm participated in a US$7M Series A round in Denver-based Proof Technology. (The Logic)
The Vancouver-based legaltech’s new venture capital arm participated in a US$7M Series A round in Denver-based Proof Technology. (The Logic)
Talking point: Proof’s app lets law firms post subpoena and other court document needs, and process servers can sign up for the work. Clio compares it to how Uber drivers claim ride requests within the Uber app. More than 3,000 U.S. firms use the app, and Clio will work with Proof to integrate the services. The Canadian company’s vice-president of corporate development Shubham Datta said in a statement that Clio Ventures, announced in October 2021, wants to invest in startups that improve the legal process and Proof does that by optimizing a previously unreliable and inefficient part of legal workflow.
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