AI-native law firms
88 legal tech companies in AI-Native Law Firms, in 18 countries, with $1.5 billion raised. Legal tech is technology built for legal work: the software and AI that lawyers, in-house legal teams, courts and people with a legal problem use to research, draft, review, manage and resolve legal matters. It spans legal AI assistants; contract, litigation, IP and compliance tools; practice management software; AI-native law firms that deliver legal work on technology they build themselves; and established law firms that build their own.
- Carta Law (fka Avantia Law): AI-native law firm for private capital: fund legal work, NDAs, KYC and LP transfers, lawyer-reviewed, fixed fees. (London, United Kingdom)
- Norm Ai: Turns regulations into AI compliance agents for financial firms and runs Norm Law, an AI-native law firm. (New York, United States)
- Lawhive: SRA-regulated AI-native consumer law firm doing fixed-fee conveyancing, family and employment work in UK and US. (London, United Kingdom)
- Eudia: AI platform and AI-augmented law firm (Eudia Counsel, Arizona ABS) for in-house legal teams. (Palo Alto, United States)
- Justpoint: Mass tort law firm (Justpoint Law LLP) that finds harmful products with its own AI and litigates for plaintiffs. (Boulder, United States)
- Crosby: AI-native law firm reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts for startups at a fixed price per contract. (New York, United States)
- Manifest: Arizona-licensed immigration law firm selling business, individual and family immigration work, with attorneys supported by proprietary software that fills forms and tracks cases. (New York, United States)
- Manifest OS: Builds AI-native law firms on shared AI platform and back office; Manifest Law does immigration work at fixed fees. (New York, United States)
- Alma: AI-native immigration law firm handling work visas for employers; Alma Legal Services P.C. attorneys file (San Francisco, United States)
- Arceus: AI-native law firm doing flat-fee commercial contract work for fast-growing companies, with an 8-hour review guarantee. (San Francisco, United States)
- General Legal: Flat-fee law firm for startups doing contract review, drafting and negotiation with attorneys using in-house AI. (San Francisco, United States)
- Ellis: AI-native tech immigration law firm: unlimited work-visa filings for a $2,000 monthly subscription (New York, United States)
- Moritz (formerly Arcline): Law firm built on its own AI that does start-up contracts and corporate work for flat fees, often returned the same day. (San Francisco, United States)
- Vector Legal: Law firm built around AI, serving tech companies with its proprietary VectorOS and licensed attorneys (San Francisco, United States)
- Inhouse: AI legal assistant supervised by attorneys of Inhouse Counsel PC, sold on subscription tiers (Los Angeles, United States)
- Superlegal: AI law firm, authorised under Utah's sandbox, redlining commercial contracts in 24 hours, for construction and SMEs. (New York, United States)
- Covenant: Law practice serving private-market investors on funds, direct deals and secondaries, run on AI-native workflows. (New York, United States)
- Soxton: AI-native law firm for early-stage startups, with attorneys running AI workflows instead of billing hourly. (New York, United States)
- Sprintlaw: Online Australian law firm serving small businesses with fixed-fee legal work and its own AI contract tools. (Sydney, Australia)
- Aavagard: SRA-regulated disputes law firm for international arbitration and cross-border litigation, run on the Aavalynx AI platfo (London, United Kingdom)
- Aether Legals: Subscription legal platform for startups using AI to build a legal roadmap, review contracts and run fundraising documents, with lawyers reviewing. (London, United Kingdom)
- AiLA: AI-run external legal department on a monthly retainer for contracts, privacy, company secretarial and trademarks. (United Kingdom)
- Aira Law: Music-industry legal practice handling contracts, licensing, rights clearance and negotiation for labels, publishers and artists, with AI doing preparation and music lawyers owning judgment. (Berlin, Germany)
- Alaro: AI paralegal service for businesses that drafts, redlines and chases legal work, checked by Big Law lawyers (London, United Kingdom)
- Alecto: CLC-regulated AI-native conveyancing firm selling fixed-fee residential property transactions to home buyers/sellers (London, United Kingdom)
- Amani Kituto Advocates: Kenyan legal practice for founders, SMEs and tech companies, with Reid AI producing first drafts an advocate checks. (Nairobi, Kenya)
- Arcos Labs: AI-built law firm (Arcos Law) doing M&A, private credit and growth equity deals for flat fees, on its own software. (New York, United States)
- Artificer: Australian AI-native law firm: agentic AI pipelines, monthly OnDemand subscription (Sydney, Australia)
- Athena: AI-native fixed-fee law firm for M&A, venture financing and real estate, with partner-led deals (San Francisco, United States)
- Bionic Law: Solo litigation practice using proprietary attorney-directed AI workflows to deliver complex litigation at flat fees. (San Diego, United States)
- Blueshoe: Consumer and plaintiff law firm whose own platform agents run matters end to end under attorney review (Phoenix, United States)
- Bonsai Legal: AI-assisted Australian law firm selling fixed-fee corporate, IP and employment work, reviewed by lawyers. (Australia)
- Brahe: Helsinki law firm run on AI for Nordic companies: corporate, data protection, IP, employment, litigation. (Helsinki, Finland)
- Casium: Business immigration law firm on its own AI-native platform, filing employment visas across about 90 countries (United States)
- ClausePilot: AI-native legal service: lawyer-backed fixed-price and retainer legal work for European businesses, plus self-serve AI tools. (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Clayfield: AI-native law firm for contracts and tech regulation at fixed prices, delivered via Slack/Teams (Berlin, Germany)
- Compound Law: AI-native law firm giving startups fixed-price contracts, compliance and fractional GC work with lawyer sign-off. (Berlin, Germany)
- Contract House: Rhode Island law firm selling flat-rate contracts, entity formation and estate planning to small businesses; AI drafts, a licensed attorney approves every document. (Newport, United States)
- Conveyd: Online UK conveyancing run on its own AI and automation platform, with licensed conveyancers handling the legal work. (London, United Kingdom)
- Dreem: Attorney-led US immigration filings (O-1A, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, L-1) for tech talent, run on a proprietary AI. (Wilmington, United States)
- Driven Lawyers: Amsterdam AI-native disputes, IP and contracts firm on fixed prices, built on its own Driven Drafter platform. (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Duely: Handles the legal side of M&A on its own AI: diligence, deal documents and closing, with lawyers approving the work (Gent, Belgium)
- Erinys: Sets up and runs AI-native law firms on behalf of lawyers, supplying its own tech, back office and client sourcing (San Francisco, United States)
- Fairplay Law: Employment law firm for professionals and founders on offers, equity and severance, using AI document analytics. (New York, United States)
- Falcon: AI-native law firm reviewing commercial contracts for fast-growing companies on a flat monthly fee, lawyer-signed. (Brussels, Belgium)
- Farringdon: CLC-regulated fixed-fee residential conveyancing practice with AI-accelerated process, launched by Orbital (London, United Kingdom)
- Fellow: San Francisco startup law firm selling fixed-fee outputs and subscriptions, with a CTO turning workflows into software. (San Francisco, United States)
- Frontier Law Center: California plaintiff-side employment firm running case intake and workflow on its own Trailmate AI agent. (Woodland Hills, United States)
- Garfield AI: SRA-regulated AI law firm that recovers unpaid debts of up to £10,000 through England's small claims track. (Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom)
- Givance: Lawyers working with AI deliver flat-fee legal services to founders and investors: acquisitions, venture rounds, commercial contracts and O-1 visas. (San Francisco, United States)
- HAA Legal: Monterrey law firm delivering estate and corporate structuring through a 90-minute AI-run diagnostic. (Monterrey, Mexico)
- imminova: AI-native, IAA-regulated UK immigration advice for employers: sponsor licences, CoS and Skilled Worker visas. (London, United Kingdom)
- Index Law: Legal services at a fixed fee for founders and legal teams: AI agents analyse and draft, local licensed lawyers handle judgment and signatures. (London, United Kingdom)
- Irving: Corporate and transactional law firm of former big-firm partners working on an in-house AI platform. (New York, United States)
- Jay OS: Builds an AI-native legal practice platform, trusts and estates first, for independent firm Jay Law, P.C. (San Francisco, United States)
- Kali: Fixed-fee contract work and embedded fractional general counsel for scaling startups, with in-house-trained lawyers approving everything its AI agents draft first.
- Keith: Regulated law firm built on AI, beginning with UK residential conveyancing, where solicitors oversee AI agents. (London, United Kingdom)
- Kepta: Polish legal services brand for companies: contract review, drafting, sales legal and collections at listed prices, with software preparing work that lawyers check. (Warsaw, Poland)
- Kyra Law: Fixed-fee startup legal work on a proprietary AI platform, every output verified by a solicitor (London, United Kingdom)
- LawFairy: SRA-authorised technology-only law firm using rule-based logic, starting with immigration cases. (London, United Kingdom)
- Lawlux: Regulated Australian law firm focused on employment law, pairing an AI research and contract-review workspace with lawyer sign-off and fixed-price documents. (Melbourne, Australia)
- LegalOS: Immigration law firm built on AI that files O-1, H-1B, EB-1A and similar visa petitions, each signed by a licensed attorney. (San Francisco, United States)
- Lexsy: AI-powered law firm and legal OS for startups and investors, AI agents with senior attorney oversight (San Francisco, United States)
- LextronAI: Flat-fee legal documents for startups and small businesses in India, drafted by AI then approved by a qualified lawyer. (New Delhi, India)
- Loop Litigation: Chicago commercial litigation boutique handling business disputes, trademarks and e-discovery for growing companies, with in-house AI agents drafting under attorney direction at fixed fees. (Chicago, United States)
- Merrill Lee & Suh: Litigation defence firm with its own tech MSO, handling high-volume corporate claims on fixed or value-based fees (Los Angeles, United States)
- Naya Law Group: Law firm for commercial real estate lending, AI-native on its own platform, charging fixed fees (Tampa, United States)
- Neeman Keynan & Co.: Tel Aviv law firm for corporate disputes, investigations and advisory, using its affiliated CIDAH AI platform to analyse evidence under lawyer control. (Tel Aviv, Israel)
- Norm Law: New York law firm for global financial institutions, where attorneys supervise and negotiate while AI agents do first-pass review, analysis and drafting, priced on outcomes. (New York, United States)
- North End Law: AI-native law firm advising on GDPR, privacy compliance and AI rules, with a named lawyer signing off every piece of work. (San Francisco, United States)
- Omnilex: AI-native law firm (Omnilex Partners) with senior attorneys on fixed-scope matters, run on its own legal AI. (Zurich, Switzerland)
- OneGC: AI-supervised outside general counsel subscription for startups from OneGC Law (San Francisco, United States)
- OneTake Legal: AI-native fixed-fee employment law firm in Belgium, every step reviewed by the responsible lawyer (Aartselaar, Belgium)
- Paralex: Fixed-price legal services for US startups and small businesses: AI drafts, licensed attorneys verify. (Austin, United States)
- Philer AI: Online Canadian home-purchase closings handled by licensed lawyers for a flat fee, run on its own tracking platform. (Toronto, Canada)
- PNL Partners: Vietnamese boutique law firm using in-house AI Lexa for most drafting and review work (Hanoi, Vietnam)
- RELY.LAW: Trust-owned law firm with an in-house AI product (L1) for bulk legal notices, contracts, real estate and wills.
- Rhett Legal: Indian legal-tech law office handling compliance, POSH and trademark matters, with AI-guided intake and licensed advocates reviewing the work before delivery. (Mumbai, India)
- Scissero: SRA-regulated AI-enabled law firm with own hosted models and AI paralegal for transactions (London, United Kingdom)
- SeedBlink Legal: Hybrid legal boutique for venture, ESOP and M&A work, using in-house AI workflows to cut drafting and diligence time. (Bucharest, Romania)
- Shepherd: Startup law firm where AI drafts and a named attorney reviews every deliverable, sold as fixed fees or a GC subscription (United States)
- Staple & Code: Outsourced legal team for growing firms: contracts, hiring, privacy, disputes; AI agents draft, a lawyer checks. (London, United Kingdom)
- StartupTechLaw: Startup-focused law firm built around AI, with attorneys, membership plans and an in-house AI Lawyer (Philadelphia, United States)
- Talairis Law Group: Startup law firm: attorneys using custom AI tools cover day-to-day corporate legal needs at flat fees. (Kirkland, United States)
- TetraxAI: AI due diligence reports for renewable energy deals, backed by in-house energy lawyers and a signed legal opinion. (Barcelona, Spain)
- Tilder by Tacit: SRA-regulated UK firm selling contract review by monthly plan, run on its own Tilder platform. (Haywards Heath, United Kingdom)
- VETTA: London firm for private capital investors and portfolio companies: commercial contracts for a monthly fee. (London, United Kingdom)
- Wingman Law: San Francisco personal injury firm whose in-house engineering team builds AI agents that work cases under attorneys (San Francisco, United States)
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