Legal Innovation Zone at Ryerson University
About
The Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ) at Ryerson University is a co-working space and a legal tech incubator with a focus on building better legal solutions for the consumers of legal services.[1] Located at the corner of Yonge and Dundas Streets in Toronto, Ontario, the LIZ helps support, foster and develop solutions and techniques to improve legal services and the justice system. The LIZ is part of the Zone Learning office at Ryerson University. Entrepreneurs, lawyers, students, tech experts, government members and industry leaders converge in the Legal Innovation Zone to drive legal innovation.
The LIZ is currently operating out of the DSQ 1002 space in 10 Dundas Street East, located in the same building as The DMZ. The zone also shares the floor with Ryerson’s Law Practice Program, City Building Institute, Social Media Lab, and Ryerson Leadership Lab.
History
Based on the model of the DMZ — Ranked #1 university-managed incubator in the world by UBI Global, where more than 150 startups have grown their businesses[2] — the LIZ helps support, foster and develop solutions and technologies that aim to improve the justice system and legal services.[3]
The Startups
The LIZ currently hosts 16 startups, all focused on building technology based solutions for various consumers of the law.
Current Companies
CiteRight Inc
Codify Legal Publishing
Destin AI
Diligen
Evichat
Founded
Legalbox
Legalicity
Loom Analytics
ParDONE
Splyt
Three Lefts
Vesta Social Innovation Technologies
Alexsei
VisionClerk
MinuteBoxInc.
Alumni Startups
MapYourproperty
JusticeTrans
Attorned
Blue Cloud
Clausehound[4]
GetQuorum
Kabuk
LegalCafe
Legally Inc.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Lexpert ® | Funding Legal Innovation in Canada". Retrieved 2018-07-24.
- ↑ UBI Global, Worlds top university linked business incubators
- ↑ "DMZ ranked top university-based incubator in the world". Ryerson University. Retrieved 2018-07-24.
- ↑ Bruineman, Marg (February 6, 2017). "Focus: Broadening services means more business?". Law Times. Retrieved July 24, 2018.
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