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LegalOn Technologies
AI contract review and legal workflow platform for in-house teams, started in Japan and now also run from San Francisco
LegalOn sells AI contract review and redlining in Word with ready-made playbooks, plus matter management, a contract vault, translation, entity and board management and intake agents for corporate legal teams. Founded in Japan by two corporate lawyers, it reports 9,000+ customers (including Sega, Panasonic and Toshiba) and more than $200M in funding.
- Market
- Contracts & Transactions, In-house legal teams
- Based in
- Tokyo, Japan
- Total raised
- $200M+
- Founders
- Nozomu Tsunoda (co-founder, Group CEO)
- Website
- legalontech.com
Funding and deals
- 2025-07: Series E, $50 million, led by Goldman Sachs Growth Equity
Investors
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