Singapore Students Launch Legal Tech Startup During Finals Week

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Two Singapore university students launched a legal tech startup, Jam & Raph, during finals week in November, sacrificing grades and social life to build an AI consultancy for law firms. Cofounders Raphael Lim, 23, and Jamison Teng, 24, started the company after placing second in a 2024 legal tech hackathon. They offer workshops costing SG$2,000 to SG$3,000 and consultations at SG$120 per hour, with 10 student team members and initial funding of SG$2,500. Both founders prioritize the business over their studies, citing GPA hits but valuing real-world experience. They plan to seek corporate jobs after graduation, viewing the startup as a low-risk learning opportunity.


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