Zoom Reigns Supreme in Virtual Arbitrations, but Legal's Nuances Leaves Room for Startups

Commercial videoconferencing software is the backbone of virtual and hybrid arbitrations, and lawyers want to keep it that way. Still, there are document management, scheduling processes and other point solutions that will provide business opportunities for tech companies.

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