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Thursday, 7 November 2013

Legal startup news (November 2013)

LPO provider Exigent raises stakes in lower cost offering with mLegal acquisition (The Lawyer)
Shake Raises $3M To Deliver Simple Legal Agreements To Your Smartphone (TechCrunch)
ditto on VentureBeat
Wevorce Gets $1.7 Million To Use Technology To Make Divorce Less Messy (TechCrunch)

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