Toronto-based AI startup Diligen has entered the battle for a share of the legal due diligence market. In what is now a rapidly growing legal tech market, Canadian company Diligen is joining a number of startups targeting law firms with an AI-driven due diligence capability. The eight-person company already has several law firm clients, though at present isn't at liberty to name them. The company only started last year and says it has not, as yet, 'officially launched', though it is in full operation. Founders, Laura van Wyngaarden and former Baker & McKenzie associate Konrad Pola, said that their company's project management focus is what differentiates them from other AI-driven due diligence providers.