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CARET Laid Off CEO, CRO and a VP After HotDocs Sale

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San Diego-based practice management and integrated payment software provider CARET, formerly known as AbacusNext, laid off at least three of its top executives in the period between mid-June and July to recover profits after the sale of their flagship product HotDocs to Mitratech.

Among those let go include CARET CEO Keri Gohman; CARET chief revenue officer and president of HotDocs, Joanna Trimble; and the vice president of GTM Operations and Customer Success at CARET,  Anne McNutly.

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