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Legal Calculations With EasyLaw

June Low , Easy Law

16-Jan-18 10:00

Legal Calculations With EasyLaw

Nowadays there seems to be an app for just about anything from simple card games to real estate to food delivery, and it can be difficult to not only create an app but also to find a yet untapped area for apps as well. June Low, founder and managing director of EasyLaw - an app attempting to revolutionise legal calculations - speaks to us about tapping into the realm of legal technology.

Produced by: Christine Wong


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