Melia Russell

Legal tech gained $3.2 billion in VC funding fueling startups in contract review, due diligence, and predictive analytics for law firms.

Legal tech is taking over New York City. Harvey and Legora are expanding their office footprints, as Clio hunts for new digs.

Inside Latham & Watkins mandatory AI training for first-year associates.

Priyanka Kulkarni's "exhausting" and "confusing" experiences as an employee on an H-1B visa inspired her to launch her startup, Casium.

Menlo Ventures' Deedy Das is stepping up to partner just as venture capital demands sharper technical chops.

General Catalyst's investment had one major condition: Eudia would get $30 million up front and the other $75 million as it found companies to buy.

Tech is hiring again, but the roles and skills in demand look different from a year ago.

Cathie Wood's Ark Venture Fund aims to disrupt venture capital by granting retail investors access to high-growth startups, tripling assets to $70 million despite lagging S&P 500.

Trump has said he plans for mass deportations. What's less understood is how he will shape a legal immigration system that pipes talent into tech.

OpenAI is on the verge of closing one of the biggest funding rounds in startup history, but can its lofty valuation survive the constant drama?

Kleida Martiro climbed the ranks from associate to Glasswing Ventures partner in four years.She’s been investing in artificial intelligence startups long before the hype reached a fever pitch.Four years ago, before the ink had dried on her business school diploma, Kleida Martiro accepted an associate role at a brand-new venture firm in Boston. The firm, Glasswing Ventures, had just closed its first fund at $112 million to invest in artificial intelligence and security startups, and had only its…

Allbirds was one of the last startups to go public in 2021’s IPO biltz.Since then, investors have raised the bar for money-losing companies seeking to list.Blink and you might have missed it, but the window for privately held companies to go public briefly reopened this year after a nearly two-year hiatus. In September, Instacart, Arm, and Klaviyo went out in quick succession, and other candidates like Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein, Skims, and Reddit have readied their papers in order to foll…

Crown Affair founder Dianna Cohen said her company would not spend millions of dollars on marketing and sales costs.