Eversheds Sutherland Launches Legal Startup Service ES Disrupt
by Startacus Admin
ES Disrupt is a dedicated startup product from Eversheds Sutherland which aims to be a comprehensive legal service specifically for startups. We took a 'brief' look...
The brainchild of one of their trainee solicitors, and backed by law firm Eversheds Sutherland, ES Disrupt was born from the chance to build a “startup for startups” encouraged and supported every step of the way by the firm.
With no hourly rates or egg timers in the background, they promise it’s just straightforward pricing, comprehensive legal documents and to-the-point advice. Legal documents can be purchased off-the-shelf, or bespoke versions created, and in this sense it's similiar to a good few legal tech startups that are looking to or currently distrupt the traditional legal services space.
We've had a good look around the site - and in terms of branding at least, they've got the look of the site spot on.
They have also already partnered up with MassChallenge - a good non-profit organisation / accelerator
programme on a mission to support start ups across all industries - a natural fit for ES Disrupt and a good way for them to have access to, and support a volume of UK startups.
With this in mind Jocey and the ES Disrupt team - give us a shout, we work with decent brands, organisations and programmes that support the startup scene, and we are always up for working with more :) You'll find our contact details in the last link if you fancy giving us a shout - or even drop us a tweet, we are good like that and promise to reply.
Good luck team ES Disrupt and we look forward to hearing from the Startacus audience on how ES Disrupt performs over the next few months.
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