Angellist ranks close to 900 legal startups (https://angel.co/companies?markets[]=Legal https://angel.co/companies?markets[]=Legal) but most of them are in fac

Angellist ranks close to 900 legal startups (https://angel.co/companies?markets[]=Legal https://angel.co/companies?markets[]=Legal) but most of them are in fact only partially legal or "meta legal" in the sense that they do not offer legal advice. There has been going on a lot of discussion why legal discruption or innovation do have such a hard time. One of the most important reasons is linked to the matter as such: math, logic and algorithms are apt to create complex logical structures but remain semantically simple. legal rules are simple in terms of logic but semantically complex. The very few startups actuelly working the automation field (neota logic, lexalgo) have a hard time finding sufficient real live cases to get their hands on.