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Craig Butterworth Joins Droit as Chief Commercial Officer

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NEW YORK, LONDON and SYDNEY, July 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Droit, the New York, London and Sydney based technology firm at the forefront of computational law, announces the appointment of Craig Butterworth as Chief Commercial Officer.

Reporting to Brock Arnason, Founder and Chief Executive, Craig joins the...

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