Legal AI platforms and assistants
32 legal tech companies in Legal AI Platforms, in 12 countries, with $3.6 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.
- Harvey: Generative AI workspace and agents for law firms, in-house teams and professional services firms (San Francisco, United States)
- Supio: Agentic AI platform for personal injury and mass tort plaintiff firms: chronologies, demands and drafting (Seattle, United States)
- GC AI: AI assistant for in-house counsel to draft, review and research, with Word contract agents and playbooks (San Francisco, United States)
- Sandstone: AI workspace for in-house legal teams: intake, triage, agentic drafting and redlining, and legal knowledge (New York, United States)
- Wordsmith: AI platform and legal agents for in-house teams: contract and policy review, drafting and legal Q&A (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
- Paxton: AI legal assistant for research, drafting and bulk document analysis, now positioned for litigation teams (Bend, United States)
- Flank: Autonomous AI legal agents that handle requests from business teams via email, Slack and Teams (Berlin, Germany)
- Clearbrief: Cite-checking add-in for Microsoft Word that tests briefs against case law and the record and hyperlinks each citation (Seattle, United States)
- August: Configurable legal AI workspace for midsize law firms: review, drafting, diligence and discovery prep (New York, United States)
- Jurisphere: AI legal research and analysis platform for Indian law firms and corporate legal teams (India)
- CaseMark (Para): An AI 'colleague' that produces chronologies, summaries and motions for legal teams on request, via email or Teams (San Francisco, United States)
- Attifin AI: AI legal assistant for UK lawyers covering research, drafting and summaries of document bundles, with citations. (United Kingdom)
- BRYTER: No-code legal workflow automation plus BEAMON AI assistant and hybrid agents for law firms and legal departments (Berlin, Germany)
- Cicero AI: Belfast legal AI company selling its Cicero Assist software plus managed document review and diligence. (Belfast, United Kingdom)
- Eve: AI platform for plaintiff law firms: intake, medical chronologies, demand letters, discovery and case audits (San Mateo, United States)
- Gani AI: AI assistant and knowledge platform for legal, tax and compliance teams across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. (Singapore, Singapore)
- Irys (Iqidis): Legal AI workspace for research, drafting, document review and matter management, from Iqidis, Inc. (United States)
- Jimini AI: French-hosted legal AI for civil-law firms: research, document analysis grids, drafting and Word/Outlook add-ins (Nanterre, France)
- Josef: AI Q&A, self-service contracts and legal intake workflows that in-house teams offer to the wider business (Melbourne, Australia)
- Legalfly: Legal AI platform for corporate legal teams covering research, due diligence, drafting, contract review and intake. (Ghent, Belgium)
- Legora: Collaborative AI platform for lawyers covering review, research and drafting, sold to firms and legal departments (Stockholm, Sweden)
- Lexi: AI workspace for law firms and legal departments: research, drafting, review and matters in 100+ languages (San Francisco, United States)
- Lexlegis.ai: Indian legal AI suite: research over 14M documents, drafting and practice tools for firms, GCs and government (India)
- Lexroom: Italian legal AI for research, document analysis, drafting and court e-filing, expanding to Spain and Germany (Milan, Italy)
- Lexter.ai: AI assistants for Brazilian law firms that draft filings, find case law and handle client WhatsApp contact. (São Paulo, Brazil)
- Litera: Suite of law firm software for drafting, comparison, due diligence (Kira), firm intelligence and the Lito AI agent (Chicago, United States)
- Neomatter: AI that picks up legal requests arriving by email, Slack or Teams and drafts replies for in-house counsel to sign off (San Francisco, United States)
- Newcode: AI workspace for law firms that links firm knowledge, Outlook, Word, iManage and other systems to agents. (Oslo, Norway)
- Noxtua: European legal AI on sovereign infrastructure, with publisher content from MANZ and C.H.BECK (Berlin, Germany)
- Ordalie: French legal AI platform for lawyers, in-house teams and notaries: multi-jurisdiction research, analysis, workflows (Paris, France)
- Parley: Legal AI agent workspace that started with O-1A visa petition drafting for immigration lawyers (San Francisco, United States)
- StrongSuit: Legal AI suite for litigators and small firms: case law research, document review and litigation drafting (United States)
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