Attorneys Catherine Zhu and Louis Lehot published an article in Westlaw Today, powered by Thomson Reuters, titled “Increasing investment in EdTech scaling beyond the pandemic.”
The article explores the increase in investments in the EdTech sector during the pandemic, and its potential for continued growth post-pandemic.
Click below to read the article.
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