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Top Legal tech companies

Companies building software and AI for law firms, in-house teams, and courts.

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Ranked by current headcount across the largest Legal tech companies. Refreshed daily.

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    Autónomo· Badalona, Catalonia, Spain

    - contacto con gerencia de empresa para establecer las necesidades de ésta con respecto a la LOPD (auditoría)- inscripción de los ficheros necesarios en la AGPDE- redacción del documento de seguridad, personalización de cláusulas en contratos y documentos de la empresa.

    • 66.8k employees
  2. 2
    Escritório de Advocacia· Belém, Pará, Brazil

    Escritório de Advocacia.

    • 35.9k employees
  3. 3
    Law· Alexandria, Louisiana, United States

    One-stop spot for law-related news and updates on Linkedin.

    • 19k employees
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    Escritório Particular de Advocacia· Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil

    Assessoria e Consultoria Jurídica

    • 17.3k employees
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    estudio juridico· Paraná, Entre Ríos Province, Argentina

    Se especializa en derecho civil y comercial; laboral; de familia; tributario; y derecho de patentes internacionales.Además interviene en procesos de mediación extrajudicial; redacción de contratos civiles de todo tipo; especialmente de construcción de obra y de alta tecnología..

    • 16.3k employees
    • Founded 1983

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Refolk pulled the largest companies in Legal tech from public LinkedIn and Crunchbase records, ranked them by current employee count, and kept those with at least 25 employees. The list refreshes once a day.

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