Clio
Clio has made 8 acquisitions in legal tech since 2018: vLex, Page and others.
- Type
- Legal tech companies
- Headquarters
- Burnaby, Canada
- Owner
- VC-backed
- Website
- clio.com
- On the map
- Clio's profile
Acquisitions (8)
- Oct 2026: Page (United States). AI service that tracks federal and all 50 US state legislative and regulatory activity, including live committee hearings, now being added to Vincent. Source: lawnext.com.
- Sep 2026: Learned Hand (United States). AI workspace for court clerks and judges; it plugs into court case systems to summarise filings, research and draft orders. Source: artificiallawyer.com.
- Jun 2026 (announced): Jurisage (Canada). Canadian case-law database with over 470,000 cases plus AI legal research and litigation drafting tools. Source: lawnext.com.
- Jun 2025: vLex (Spain). Legal research and AI platform with the Vincent AI assistant, formed by vLex and Fastcase. Price: $1.0B (legaltechnology.com). Sources: artificiallawyer.com, legaltechnology.com.
- Mar 2025: ShareDo (United Kingdom). Cloud software for managing cases and matters at big law firms, mostly in the UK. Source: lawnext.com.
- Sep 2021: Lawyaw (San Francisco, United States). Document automation software for building digital workflows around legal paperwork, since renamed Clio Draft. Source: betakit.com.
- Jul 2021: CalendarRules. Rules-based court deadline calculation and calendaring for litigators across US federal and state courts. Source: lawnext.com.
- Oct 2018: Lexicata (Los Angeles, United States). Cloud client intake and relationship management software that helps law firms capture and convert new leads. Source: lawnext.com.
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