A small law firm plans to move forward in the wake of the dissolution of a once-heralded law-software hybrid to which it previously had been connected, Atrium Legal Technology Services Inc., a law firm partner said.
Atrium’s legal technology business closed after it became apparent that “the tech side wasn’t making sense” as a profit-making business to the venture capital companies that had invested $75.5 million into it, said Michel Narganes, one of two partners who will remain with the law side of the operation.
Slightly fewer than 100 people recently were laid off as a result of the tech ...
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