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LitSmart Profiled by Triad Business Journal: How a Venture Launched by a Law Firm in Winston-Salem is Driving Growth, Innovation

Katie King April 19th, 2019
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The LitSmart team has been profiled by the Triad Business Journal as a leader in growth and innovation. Led by Team Leader and Kilpatrick Townsend partner, Craig Cannon, LitSmart has grown from 10 members to 30 full-time team members and 100+ contractors in the past 5 years. The team is also an industry-thought leader in e-discovery innovation, developing its own applications to meet client needs. LitSmart expects to continue to grow over the next year as it expands both domestically and internally. Read the full article and learn more about LitSmart here.

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