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How top law firm Mentz is using AI to help reduce costs for clients and alleviate work for associates

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Business Insider Law firms are typically seen as slow adopters of technology, despite the fact that cases often require sifting through immense amounts of data and documents. Major law firm Mintz Levin has a new e-data consulting group that focuses on finding tech solutions to old-school legal matters. The group's managing director, John Koss, spoke with Business Insider about the goals and challenges it's faced so far. Sign up here to receive updates on all things Innovation Inc.
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Hot AI startup UiPath just raised $225 million, lifting its valuation to $10.2 billion, as its CEO eyes an IPO in early 2021

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By Joe Williams Verified, Benjamin Pimentel Verified, Joe Williams and
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UiPath CEO Daniel Dines UiPath This story is available exclusively on Business Insider Prime. Join BI Prime and start reading now. UiPath raised $225 million in a Series E venture funding, the company said on Monday, boosting its overall valuation to $10.2 billion. The round was led by Alkeon Capital Management, and also includes investments from Sequoia Capital and Accel.
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Here's why IBM is buying a Brazilian software automation startup, adding fuel to a hot market that even Microsoft is trying to buy its way into

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By Joe Williams Verified, Benjamin Pimentel Verified, Joe Williams and
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Incoming IBM CEO Arvind Krishna IBM This story is available exclusively on Business Insider Prime. Join BI Prime and start reading now. IBM said Wednesday it is acquiring WDG Automation, a Brazilian robotic process automation company. The news comes just two months after Microsoft announced a similar move in what has become one of the hottest sectors in tech.
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