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Litify adds high-profile legal trio to its advisory board The legaltech company aims to further expand its user base amongst law firms and in-house departments for its practice management software Litify, the New York-based legaltech company, has announced the addition of a high-profile legal professionals trio to its advisory board in its bid to further expand its user base of law...
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Litify adds high-profile legal trio to its advisory board
The legaltech company aims to further expand its user base amongst law firms and in-house departments for its practice management software
Litify, the New York-based legaltech company, has announced the addition of a high-profile legal professionals trio to its advisory board in its bid to further expand its user base of law firms and in-house legal departments for its practice management software.
Former Cravath Swaine & Moore presiding partner Allen Parker is joined in the advisory board by ex-nCino CFO Jeff Babka and David Wollmuth, founder and managing partner of mid-size law firm Wollmuth Maher & Deutsch.
The trio will advise Litify's leadership on product and marketing.
"I joined the Litify team because I'm convinced that Litify's approach to technology and software will revolutionise the legal industry. Nearly all organizations that deliver legal services – including law firms and legal departments – today employ an array of technology products that each addresses a discrete need," Parker said.
According to Parker, Litify enables these organizations to migrate to a single platform that integrates all those technologies and harnesses the power of automation and analytics so that each organization can be much more efficient and deliver better client service.
Babka, who has experience of growing nCino, a fintech company built on Salesforce's platform, the same platform on which Litify operates, said: "When I was introduced to Litify, I was immediately reminded of the vision and opportunities we had at nCino. Litify solves a problem that has long been endemic to the legal industry: fragmented technology that cannot accommodate the unique nuances of law."
Wollmuth, who joined the advisory board having adopted Litify's technology for his firm, said: "After conducting extensive research on legal software, I found that Litify's platform was light-years ahead of the competition. With the automation, transparency and integrations that Litify will provide us, I'm confident that Litify will help propel our future growth."