In the largest law firms, AI platforms are becoming co-pilots of legal reasoning. Among them, Legora stands out as one of the benchmarks for the new generation of solutions: tools capable of analyzing thousands of pages of contracts, drafting complex clauses and streamlining collaboration between lawyers and companies.
Legora offers a collaborative environment where teams can work with AI on shared documents, while preserving the confidentiality and traceability of exchanges. The startup claims a “human-in-the-loop” approach where the lawyer orchestrates the logic and coherence of the responses generated.
Rapid adoption in large firms
In just a few months, Legora is already collaborating with firms like Linklaters, Cleary Gottlieb, Goodwin Or MinterEllison. This direct integration into the workflows of large firms illustrates a profound change where legal knowledge becomes a system, and no longer an individual asset.
“We are seeing unprecedented adoption of AI in the legal sector,” says Max Junestrandco-founder and CEO. “Our mission is to make this human-machine collaboration natural, secure and creating value.”
A new standard for global LegalTech
With offices in Stockholm, London, New York, Denver And SydneyLegora already counts 200 employees and plans to double its workforce within a year. The company aims to become the essential partner for law firms and legal departments, as pressure on profitability and speed of operations intensifies.
Legora raised 128 million euros ($150 million) in C Seriesbringing its valuation to 1.53 billion euros ($1.8 billion). The tour was led by Bessemer Venture Partnerswith the participation ofICONIQ, General Catalyst, Redpoint Ventures, Benchmark And Y Combinator. This capital will allow the company to accelerate its international expansion and strengthen its product roadmap, in a legal sector that has now entered the era of collaborative AI.
