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A weekly brief for legal tech founders and CIOs: the rounds, launches and rulings that moved legal tech.

Epos special: GRC, governance, risk and compliance, in seven questions
GRC, governance, risk and compliance, is everything a company or a state buys to run itself properly, see trouble coming and follow the rules. In Legalcomplex data it has raised about $328 billion across 8,193 companies, five times legal tech. This free special is the first episode of Epos, our segment series: answer first, then seven questions. How big is it, is it growing, who is winning, how crowded is it, what does the money look like, how do companies get out, and where is the gap. We open on the chip-customer checks in the news (The New York Times, Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance, Axios), hear Raymond Blyd on why he has tracked GRC since 2016, then go through the numbers: the move of money to defense, the US against Europe and Asia, Palantir at scale, the funding ladder, investors, exits, white space and three graded calls.
Nov 11, 2026
Epos special: GRC, governance, risk and compliance, in seven questions
Watch "Epos special: GRC, governance, risk and compliance, in seven questions" on Spotify.
Nov 11, 2026

Harvey IPO: The question isn’t really if it wants to float, but should it? - Legal IT Insider
By Caroline Hill Call me a cynic, but the only reaction I’ve had to the news and then subsequent barrel of speculation that Harvey is talking about an
Nov 10, 2026
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