Dennislaw Founder Advocates For Relaxed Conditions For Startups In Government Contract Bidding

Dennis Adjei Dwomoh has highlighted the urgent need to eliminate the tough restrictions currently preventing legal tech startups from bidding for government projects, which he identified as a significant barrier to the growth of the legal tech industry in Ghana.Mr.

He emphasized that while technological advancement and innovation are progressing, the regulatory environment remains stifling, especially for emerging legal tech companies.

"This not only limits the government's access to innovative legal solutions but also stifles the growth of the legal tech sector," Mr.

He called for a revision of laws and policies to accommodate the unique needs and contributions of legal tech startups.

"We need regulations that recognize and embrace the potential of technology in transforming our legal landscape," he asserted.The presentation further delved into the importance of fostering partnerships between the government, legal tech startups, and educational institutions.

Dwomoh expressed optimism about the future of legal tech in Ghana.

He believed that with the right regulatory changes and a supportive ecosystem, the legal tech sector could see significant growth and contribute to a more dynamic and efficient legal system.