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Posted by: Barry Kolar on Jan 17, 2020

Atrium, a company that launched in 2017 with the promise of transforming the delivery of legal services, has laid off most of its legal staff in a restructuring, the ABA Journal reports. The company says it will keep a small group of partners to serve clients with strategic services and work with its network of law firms to deliver general corporate legal services, but will now focus on building a professional services network that supports startups. Atrium launched in 2017 as two companies: Atrium Legal Technology Services, which was created to develop technology to automate repetitive tasks, and Atrium LLP, which was to provide legal services to startups.