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Legal tech is an emerging field that combines the use of technology with legal expertise to offer more efficient and effective solutions. There are numerous Legal tech startups in New York City that are transforming the way legal services are delivered.

Elizabete Ludborza is the COO and Co-Founder of Kaveat, an application that helps independent content creators better understand and negotiate their contracts.

Creator-economy startups work with influencers from all backgrounds, but are mostly founded by men. Some women have launched their own ventures to address issues they identified in the industry. Insider is highlighting 20 female founders of popular startups, like Hashtag Pay Me and Roster.

It was the inaugural TLTF Summit, a three-day program convened in Miami by The LegalTech Fund, the first venture capital firm to focus exclusively on legal tech.

Based in Columbia — with a presence in San Francisco — Hallway is one of the eight companies accepted into the third cohort of Scale: an accelerator, fund and venture studio launched by EquipmentShare co-founders Willy and Jabbok Schlacks and Jai Malik, who also founded Countdown Capital.

Two years ago, Jai Malik and Willy Schlacks met on how to support founders building early-stage tech startups from the middle of the country.

For people working in the creative economy, securing a contract with a sponsor or agency can be a major turning point. But, how to wade through the legal jargon and avoid signing away all of your rights?

Elizabete Ludborza, who studied our Law with Study Abroad in English degree from 2015-2019, has set up her own legal tech startup Kaveat to help social media influencers and models to understand and negotiate legal contracts.

Elizabete Ludborza, who studied our Law with Study Abroad in English degree from 2015-2019, has set up her own legal tech startup Kaveat to help social media influencers and models to understand and negotiate legal contracts.

Though influencing is a seemingly more accessible space than more traditional entertainment careers, the lack of standardization within this work environment has made the business obscure.

Health Tech — Big Winner in Open Studio Awards

Open Studio, Recognition, research, and more!

Cornell Tech awarded four student startup companies with pre-seed funding worth up to $100,000 in its ninth annual Startup Awards competition. A fifth company won a new startup award focused on public-interest technology.

Five student companies receive coworking space and $ 100,000 in pre-seed funding to pursue post-graduation startups.

Five student companies receive co-working space and $100,000 in pre-seed funding to pursue their startups after graduation