Posted on August 05, 2022
Intapp, a tech provider that works closely with law firms, has laid off more than 45 workers partly in response to a market downturn spurred by the Covid-19 pandemic, the company has confirmed.
That equals about 5% of the company’s workforce, said Intapp President and Chief Client Officer Dan Tacone in an interview Thursday. The workers that were let go came from several of the company’s offices in the U.S. and London, he said.
The legal industry has taken a hit from the outbreak, with legal tech companies and alternative legal service providers taking cost-cutting precautions and law firms implementing their own furloughs and pay reductions to help stay solvent.
Intapp, according to its website, serves a slew of Big Law names along with other professional services and financial firms.
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