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These college students launched a legal tech startup during finals week. Now, it's business first, school second.
Raphael Lim and Jamison Teng have had to sacrifice social life, grades, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training to build up Jam & Raph.
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Raphael Lim and Jamison Teng have sacrificed their social lives, academic grades, and Brazilian Jiu‑Jitsu training to develop their legal‑tech startup, Jam & Raph.
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