Litigation, e-discovery and disputes technology
50 legal tech companies in Litigation & eDiscovery, in 8 countries, with $404 million 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.
- EvenUp: AI platform serving personal injury firms, drafting demands, medical chronologies and case work throughout a claim (San Francisco, United States)
- Darrow: AI that scans public data for legal violations and class action opportunities for plaintiff firms and insurers (New York, United States)
- Theo Ai: AI for corporate litigation defence that forecasts outcomes and suggests which claims to settle or fight
- Wexler: AI fact analysis for litigators: builds chronologies, flags inconsistencies and checks live testimony (London, United Kingdom)
- Crimson: Case intelligence software that maps evidence, issues and deadlines in complex litigation and arbitration (London, United Kingdom)
- Painworth: AI tool that values bodily injury claims and helps claimants negotiate settlements with insurers (Edmonton, Canada)
- Adalat AI: Court technology for Indian judges: live transcription, case flow tools, OCR and litigant chatbots (India)
- Andco: AI agents that gather police reports, insurance claims and medical records for firms handling personal injury (San Francisco, United States)
- Anytime AI: AI agents for plaintiff firms handling complex injury, malpractice and elder abuse cases (White Plains, United States)
- Bench IQ: AI judicial analytics that explains how individual judges reason and rule, for litigators at large firms (Toronto, Canada)
- Briefpoint: AI that drafts written discovery requests and responses for US litigation firms (San Francisco, United States)
- Bundledocs: Cloud software that builds indexed, paginated court and document bundles for law firms and agencies (Cork, Ireland)
- Casepoint: AI-enabled eDiscovery and legal hold platform with a large US federal government customer base (Tysons, United States)
- CloudNine: eDiscovery software in SaaS and on-premise versions, including Concordance and LAW, plus services
- Consilio: Global eDiscovery, document review and legal consulting provider built through acquisitions (Washington, United States)
- DISCO: Publicly listed provider of AI-assisted eDiscovery, legal hold, case management and document review software (Austin, United States)
- Docket Alarm: US court docket search, alerts and litigation analytics with an AI assistant, now part of Clio (United States)
- Docket Navigator: Hand-coded US litigation docket database and analytics for patent, trademark, antitrust and securities cases
- Enter: AI agents that handle high-volume civil and labour litigation for large Brazilian companies (São Paulo, Brazil)
- Epiq: Legal services and technology group offering eDiscovery, class action administration and its Epiq AI platform (United States)
- Everlaw: Cloud eDiscovery and litigation platform with AI document review and case-building tools (Oakland, United States)
- Exterro: Software for governance, risk and compliance in legal, spanning eDiscovery, legal hold, privacy and digital forensics (Portland, United States)
- foxcale: Tokyo digital forensics and fraud investigation firm with its own e-discovery and email-analysis tools. (Tokyo, Japan)
- Giupedi: Software that indexes and shares litigated medical records for injury, malpractice and workers' comp cases. (Philadelphia, United States)
- Hanzo: Collects and preserves Slack, Teams and web data for eDiscovery and legal hold
- Immediation: Case management software for mediators, arbitral centres, tribunals and courts running ADR (Perth, Australia)
- Jurisage: Canadian AI tools for litigators: table-of-authorities builder, drafting board and research extension (Canada)
- KLDiscovery: eDiscovery, data recovery and information governance provider with its own Nebula review platform (Eden Prairie, United States)
- LawPro.ai: AI case-analysis software for personal injury law firms: medical records, specials, timelines and demand drafting (Los Angeles, United States)
- Legodesk: Legal debt-collection platform for Indian lenders: automated notices, court tracking and advocate network (Bengaluru, India)
- Lexbe: Cloud eDiscovery platform with generative AI review plus forensics and managed services for mid-size firms (Austin, United States)
- Lighthouse: eDiscovery, review and information governance provider combining its own AI tools with managed services (Seattle, United States)
- Logikcull: Self-service cloud eDiscovery and legal hold software, now part of Reveal
- Mary Technology: AI fact management for litigation teams that builds a single record of a matter and flags gaps (Sydney, Australia)
- Nextpoint: Cloud eDiscovery and trial preparation software for law firms, corporations and government (Chicago, United States)
- Nuix: ASX-listed investigative analytics and eDiscovery software for processing large volumes of unstructured data (Sydney, Australia)
- Onna: Collects and preserves data from cloud apps such as Slack and Google Workspace for eDiscovery; now part of Reveal
- Opus 2: Case and hearing management platform for litigation and arbitration teams, with AI tools and live transcription (London, United Kingdom)
- Pre/Dicta: Predicts how US federal judges will rule on motions using judge biographical data and case features
- Presolv360: Online dispute resolution platform in India for negotiation, mediation and arbitration (Mumbai, India)
- Proof: Service of process platform connecting law firms to vetted process servers with live tracking and an API
- Relativity: Cloud eDiscovery and review platform (RelativityOne) with generative AI review tools for firms and corporations (Chicago, United States)
- Reveal: AI-driven eDiscovery platform that absorbed Logikcull, IPRO and Onna, owned by K1 Investment Management (Chicago, United States)
- Sama: Indian online dispute resolution platform with a panel of mediators and arbitrators (Bengaluru, India)
- Solomonic: Litigation analytics and case data for the English High Court, used by firms, insurers and funders (London, United Kingdom)
- Steno: Court reporting and deposition company with its own scheduling software, deferred payment and AI transcript tools (Los Angeles, United States)
- Syllo: Litigation AI platform combining case management, document review, research and drafting for complex disputes (New York, United States)
- TrialView: AI dispute resolution software for bundling, case preparation and electronic hearings in courts and arbitration (Dublin, Ireland)
- Venio Systems: eDiscovery platform running legal hold through to production, deployed in the cloud, hybrid or on your own servers
- Zapproved: Legal hold and eDiscovery tools for in-house legal departments, owned by Exterro
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