Indy Lawyer Could Inspire More Women to Launch Tech Startups

In 2013, Haley Altman sat in her office after midnight surrounded by hundreds of documents, looking for the one needed to close a $30 million-dollar deal.

Altman had spent 10 years working as a transactional lawyer, helping venture capital firms and businesses with funding, acquisitions and initial public offerings.

At that moment, she decided what her profession really needed was technology that helped lawyers digitize all their documents, allow for e-signatures, smooth out business transactions — and ditch the mounds of paper.

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This article was written by Lauren Sorrell, Krieg DeVault LLP. If you would like to write or submit content for the Women & the Law Division, please contact Kim Ferguson at kferguson@indybar.org.