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May 19, 2011 08:15 pm GMT
As we've written in the past, Google Ventures-backed LawPivot has applied the Q&A model to the legal space. LawPivot is essentially a "Quora for legal advice" that allows technology companies and startups to confidentially ask legal questions to expert attorneys. Previously, the startup had only focused on offering advice in California but today is expanding its service nationwide. On LawPivot, startups can post questions on the site, and lawyers message these companies back with advice. Questions are completely confidential, so companies still have privacy within the platform. The startup was co-founded by a team of lawyers and tech execs, including Jay Mandal, a lead mergers and acquisitions attorney at Apple; Nitin Gupta; an intellectual property litigation lawyer; and Steven Kam, a software engineer and architect with experience as an intellectual property litigation lawyer. 
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LawPivot Expands Q&A Site For Startup Legal Advice Nationwide
As we've written in the past, Google Ventures-backed LawPivot has applied the Q&A model to the legal space. LawPivot is essentially a "Quora for legal advice" that allows technology companies and startups to confidentially ask legal questions to expert attorneys. Previously, the startup had only focused on offering advice in California but today is expanding its service nationwide. On LawPivot, startups can post questions on the site, and lawyers message these companies back with advice. Questions are completely confidential, so companies still have privacy within the platform. The startup was co-founded by a team of lawyers and tech execs, including Jay Mandal, a lead mergers and acquisitions attorney at Apple; Nitin Gupta; an intellectual property litigation lawyer; and Steven Kam, a software engineer and architect with experience as an intellectual property litigation lawyer. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/luQd1HzMKuc/
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