12:45PM – 2:00PM
Stanford Law School, Room 190

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It’s been an exciting year in the world of legal technology startups, including a changing of the guard as established founders see their businesses acquired and new entrepreneurs hit the scene. This discussion will feature three well-known founders of legal tech businesses acquired over the last year, Daniel Lewis, co-founder of Ravel (acquired by LexisNexis in 2017); Alma Asay, founder of Allegory (acquired by Integreon in 2017); and Michael Sander, founder of Docket Alarm (acquired by Fastcase in 2018), answering questions posed by two up-and-coming legal tech entrants, Haley Altman, founder of Doxly, and Ryan Alshak, co-founder of Ping – whose companies were both founded in 2016. From the wild highs and lows of legal tech entrepreneurship, to practical tips they wish they’d known when they started, to how it feels to have reached their exit, you’ll learn about the legal tech entrepreneurial journey through the lens of what new entrepreneurs who want to get there next most want to know from those founders who’ve made it to the other side.

Speakers:

	Ryan Alshak Co-founder, Ping
	Haley Altman Founder, Doxly
	Alma Asay Founder, Allegory
	Daniel Lewis Co-founder, Ravel
	Michael Sander Founder, Docket Alarm