The Legal Tech Map

Name: The Legal Tech Map
Creator: Eilla AI

Every legal tech company in the world: legal AI, contract, litigation and IP software, AI-native law firms and the law firms building their own technology, with their funding rounds, investors and locations.

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.

505 companies in 40 countries, across 11 markets, with $8.4 billion raised.

By market

AI-native law firms

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)
Alma: AI-native immigration law firm handling work visas for employers; Alma Legal Services P.C. attorneys file (San Francisco, United States)
Amani Kituto Advocates: Kenyan legal practice for founders, SMEs and tech companies, with Reid AI producing first drafts an advocate checks. (Nairobi, Kenya)
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)
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)
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)
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)
Covenant: Law practice serving private-market investors on funds, direct deals and secondaries, run on AI-native workflows. (New York, United States)
Crosby: AI-native law firm reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts for startups at a fixed price per contract. (New York, United States)
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)
Ellis: AI-native tech immigration law firm: unlimited work-visa filings for a $2,000 monthly subscription (New York, United States)
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)
Eudia: AI platform and AI-augmented law firm (Eudia Counsel, Arizona ABS) for in-house legal teams. (Palo Alto, 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)
General Legal: Flat-fee law firm for startups doing contract review, drafting and negotiation with attorneys using in-house AI. (San Francisco, United States)
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)
Inhouse: AI legal assistant supervised by attorneys of Inhouse Counsel PC, sold on subscription tiers (Los Angeles, United States)
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)
Justpoint: Mass tort law firm (Justpoint Law LLP) that finds harmful products with its own AI and litigates for plaintiffs. (Boulder, 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)
Lawhive: SRA-regulated AI-native consumer law firm doing fixed-fee conveyancing, family and employment work in UK and US. (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)
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)
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)
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)
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 Ai: Turns regulations into AI compliance agents for financial firms and runs Norm Law, an AI-native law firm. (New York, United States)
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)
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)
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)
Superlegal: AI law firm, authorised under Utah's sandbox, redlining commercial contracts in 24 hours, for construction and SMEs. (New York, 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)
Vector Legal: Law firm built around AI, serving tech companies with its proprietary VectorOS and licensed attorneys (San Francisco, United States)
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)

Contract management and contract AI software

Agiloft: No-code contract lifecycle management platform with AI review, backed by FTV Capital and KKR (Redwood City, United States)
Athennian: Entity management and governance software for law firms and for legal, tax and finance departments (Calgary, Canada)
Avokaado: Estonian contract automation and intelligence platform serving legal, operations and revenue departments (Tallinn, Estonia)
Avvoka: Drafting automation and AI drafting built from a law firm's own approved precedents (London, United Kingdom)
BHSN: Korean legal AI company behind allibee, a contract review and CLM suite built on its own legal LLM (Seoul, South Korea)
Bigle Legal: Spanish CLM, document automation and generative AI legal assistant for corporates, law firms and notaries (Barcelona, Spain)
BlackBoiler: Patented AI that marks up Word contracts with tracked changes based on a legal team's playbook (United States)
Centari: Deal intelligence platform turning transaction documents into a searchable database for law firms and funds (New York, United States)
Chamelio: AI platform for corporate legal teams that learns from past negotiations to review and redline contracts (United States)
Clarilis: Drafting automation that helps law firms produce complex banking, corporate and real estate document suites (Birmingham, United Kingdom)
ClauseBase: Clause-based drafting toolbox and Word add-in for lawyers; acquired by LawVu in 2025 (Leuven, Belgium)
Clausehound: Clause-level legal knowledge engine for in-house teams and AI agents, with cited sources (Toronto, Canada)
Closing Folders: Closing checklist, signature and closing book software for transactional lawyers, now part of iManage
Common Paper: Standard contract templates and a contracting system for startups selling software (United States)
Contract Logix: Contract management software for mid-sized organisations, owned by LegalSifter since 2024 (Lowell, United States)
Contractbook: Contract automation and management platform for European SMB legal and business teams (Copenhagen, Denmark)
ContractWorks: Low-cost contract repository and management software, part of Onit via SecureDocs (Santa Barbara, United States)
dd8: Brazilian AI due diligence platform that turns data rooms into risk-rated legal reports for law firms. (São Paulo, Brazil)
DealCloser: Transaction management platform for lawyers running M&A, finance, real estate and VC deal closings (United States)
Definely: Word-native tools that let lawyers read, check and proofread complex contracts, now also via MCP in Claude and ChatGPT (London, United Kingdom)
Diligen: Machine-learning contract review software that speeds up due diligence for lawyers (Toronto, Canada)
DocJuris: Contract negotiation and AI review software for corporate legal and contracting staff (Houston, United States)
Docsum: AI contract repository, review and intake tool for in-house legal and the teams they support (New York, United States)
fynk: AI-assisted contract management and e-signing software for SMEs and mid-market legal and business teams (Vienna, Austria)
Gavel: No-code document automation and AI contract review for lawyers; acquired by Relativity in 2026 (United States)
Genie AI: AI legal assistant and template library that helps businesses draft, check and negotiate contracts (London, United Kingdom)
Hubble: Japanese cloud tool for contract requests, version control and post-signing contract registers (Tokyo, Japan)
Icertis: Enterprise contract intelligence and CLM platform used by large corporates' legal and procurement teams (United States)
Ironclad: AI-based contract lifecycle management platform used by in-house legal teams to draft, negotiate and track agreements (San Francisco, United States)
Ivo: AI contract review and portfolio analytics for legal departments at large companies (San Francisco, United States)
JuriBlox: Dutch document automation, contract workflow and privacy compliance software for legal teams and DPOs (Netherlands)
Juro: Browser-based contract platform with AI for in-house lawyers at scale-ups: drafting, approvals, signing and storage (London, United Kingdom)
Knackly: No-code document automation for law offices such as estate planning and family law practices (United States)
LawGeex: Software that uses AI to review, redline and negotiate routine agreements against a legal playbook (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Lawlift: German document automation platform that turns approved contracts into rule-based templates, with AI drafting in Word (Berlin, Germany)
Leah (formerly ContractPodAi): Agentic AI platform for legal, contracting and procurement teams; renamed from ContractPodAi in 2026 (London, United Kingdom)
LegalOn Technologies: AI contract review and legal workflow platform for in-house teams, started in Japan and now also run from San Francisco (Tokyo, Japan)
LegalSifter: AI contract review in Word combined with contract management delivered as a service (Pittsburgh, United States)
Legartis: Swiss AI contract review and playbook tool for corporate legal, procurement and sales teams (Zurich, Switzerland)
Legatics: Deal and transaction management platform for law firms: checklists, signings and closing sets (London, United Kingdom)
Legito: No-code document automation and document lifecycle platform used by legal teams, law firms and public prosecutors
Lexagle: Singapore contract management software with case, IP, privacy and whistleblowing modules (Singapore, Singapore)
LexCheck: Uses AI to mark up agreements against a legal team's negotiation guidelines (New York, United States)
Lexemo: No-code platform (e!) for automating legal workflows with AI steps, used by law firms, auditors and in-house departments (Germany)
Lexion: AI contract management and workflow tool for corporate legal departments, spun out of AI2 (Allen Institute) (United States)
LinkSquares: Contract management and AI contract analytics software used by corporate legal departments (Boston, United States)
Luminance: AI for contract negotiation, review and management, built on its own legal language model, for in-house and law firms (London, United Kingdom)
Mage Legal: AI diligence software for M&A and financing lawyers: data room review, memos and disclosure schedules. (San Francisco, United States)
Marveri: AI due diligence platform for M&A and venture financing lawyers that turns data rooms into cited findings.
MinuteBox: Entity management and digital minute books in the cloud, for in-house legal teams and law firms (Toronto, Canada)
Miramis (formerly Pocketlaw): Contract management platform built around AI, serving business and legal teams; formerly Pocketlaw (Stockholm, Sweden)
MNTSQ: Japanese contract lifecycle platform for large enterprise legal departments (Tokyo, Japan)
Monjur: Attorney-supervised contract stacks and an AI contract assistant for IT managed service providers, by subscription. (Dallas, United States)
netLex: Brazilian contract lifecycle software for legal, procurement and finance teams (Brazil)
nu:legal: German platform producing employment contracts and GDPR documents with AI, with lawyers reviewing on request. (Berlin, Germany)
Ontra: Contract automation, obligation tracking and entity management for private equity and private markets firms (United States)
Orbital: AI platform that automates real estate legal work such as title reports and lease review for property lawyers (London, United Kingdom)
Precisely: Swedish contract lifecycle software covering drafting, approvals, e-signing and archiving (Gothenburg, Sweden)
Spellbook: AI contract drafting and review add-in for Microsoft Word, aimed at transactional and in-house lawyers (Toronto, Canada)
SpotDraft: AI contract lifecycle management for corporate legal departments, started by an ex-White & Case lawyer (New York, United States)
Summize: CLM for corporate legal departments that works inside Teams, Slack, Word and email (Manchester, United Kingdom)
TermScout: Rates and certifies vendors' standard contracts for fairness, with AI analytics on contract terms (Denver, United States)
ThoughtRiver: AI contract pre-screening and playbook-based review tool for corporate lawyers (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Tower: AI due diligence platform that organises data rooms and extracts contract terms for deal teams (Toronto, Canada)
Zefort: Finnish AI contract management and contract intelligence platform for legal, compliance and procurement teams (Kaarina, Finland)
Zuva: Helps sellers in M&A run their own contract diligence; built by the founders of Kira Systems (Toronto, Canada)

Law practice management and legal operations software

8am (LawPay): Parent of LawPay, MyCase, CasePeer and DocketWise: payments and practice software for US law firms (Austin, United States)
Actionstep: Cloud-based legal accounting and practice management for mid-sized firms in Australia, NZ, the UK and North America (New Zealand)
Aderant: Financial and practice management systems (Expert, Sierra) for mid-size and large law firms, owned by Roper (Atlanta, United States)
AORA: Software that assesses UK immigration cases and auto-completes nationality and skilled-worker applications for firms. (United Kingdom)
Assembly Software (Neos): Neos, cloud case management for plaintiff and personal injury firms (Owings Mills, United States)
Aurum: Brazilian legal management software: Astrea for small firms and Themis for legal departments (Brazil)
BigHand: Workflow, resourcing, dictation, pricing and financial analytics software for law firms (London, United Kingdom)
Billables AI: Automatic time tracking that drafts billable entries from email, calendar and calls for law firms (San Francisco, United States)
Brightflag: AI-assisted e-billing, legal spend and matter management for corporate legal departments (Dublin, Ireland)
CARET Legal: Cloud practice management with billing, workflows and AI time capture for small and mid-size law firms (United States)
Caseflood.ai: AI intake and follow-up agents for personal injury, workers' comp and mass tort firms (Miami, United States)
CasePeer: Case management for personal injury firms, part of 8am (formerly AffiniPay) (United States)
Centerbase: Cloud practice management and accounting for mid-size US law firms (Dallas, United States)
Checkbox: 'Legal front door' using AI to take in business requests, then answer or route them for in-house teams (Sydney, Australia)
Clio: Cloud practice management, billing, intake and (via vLex) legal research software for law firms (Burnaby, Canada)
CosmoLex: Cloud practice management with built-in trust and business accounting for small law firms (United States)
DiliTrust: Legal operations and governance suite for general counsel: board portal, CLM, entity and matter management (Paris, France)
DocketWise: Immigration case management and form-filling software for US immigration law firms, part of 8am (United States)
Dye & Durham: TSX-listed supplier of practice management, conveyancing, diligence and payments software for law firms (Toronto, Canada)
Elite: Law firm financial management software (3E, ProLaw, eBillingHub, MatterSphere), majority owned by TPG (United States)
Filevine: Case and matter management platform with AI tools, strongest with personal injury and litigation firms (Salt Lake City, United States)
Hona: AI case-management agent for personal injury firms that keeps clients updated and flags treatment gaps. (Orem, United States)
Hoowla: Cloud case management, conveyancing quotes and client portal software for UK law firms (Swansea, United Kingdom)
iManage: Document and email management platform used by most large law firms, now adding AI on top of matter content (Chicago, United States)
InfoTrack: Australian search, conveyancing and settlement software used by lawyers and conveyancers (Sydney, Australia)
Inlet: Automatic billable-time capture for small and mid-sized law firms, synced to Clio and MyCase (New York, United States)
Intapp: Listed software company selling client intake, conflicts, time, risk and AI tools to law and professional firms (Palo Alto, United States)
JUPUS: AI front office for German law firms: phone assistant, client intake, scheduling and document analysis. (Köln, Germany)
Kalinda: AI intake agent for personal injury firms that answers, qualifies and signs up new leads. (San Francisco, United States)
Laurel: AI that captures professionals' work activity and turns it into time entries, first for law firms (San Francisco, United States)
Lawcadia: Legal matter and external counsel spend management for in-house teams in Australia (Brisbane, Australia)
Lawmatics: Client intake, CRM and marketing automation for US law firms (San Diego, United States)
LawVu: Workspace where in-house legal teams manage matters, contracts, intake, spend and AI (Tauranga, New Zealand)
LawX: AI practice management system for German notary offices and law firms, from data capture to billing. (Berlin, Germany)
LEAP Legal Software: Practice management, documents and accounting for small law firms in Australia, the UK, US, Ireland and NZ (Sydney, Australia)
Legal Interact: Practice management and trust accounting software for South African law firms (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Legalsense: Dutch law-firm software for practice management: time recording, case management, billing and reporting (Utrecht, Netherlands)
Legistify: Legal operations software for Indian corporate legal teams: contracts, litigation and IP portfolios (Gurugram, India)
Legl: Client onboarding, AML/KYC checks and payments platform for UK and Australian law firms (London, United Kingdom)
LemonTech: Latin American legal software for firms and legal departments: billing, CLM and court case tracking (Santiago, Chile)
Litify: Salesforce-based matter management and legal operations platform for large law firms and legal departments (Brooklyn, United States)
Looplex: Brazilian legal AI, automation and case management platform for law firms and legal departments (Brazil)
Lupl: Matter and task management workspace for law firm teams with AI assistants, now owned by Elevate (London, Singapore)
Mitratech: Legal, risk and compliance software group (TeamConnect, Lawtrac and others) for corporate legal teams (Austin, United States)
mKomornik: Office and mobile software with an AI assistant for Polish court bailiffs running enforcement cases. (Lublin, Poland)
MyCase: Cloud practice management and billing software for small US law firms, owned by AffiniPay (United States)
NetDocuments: Cloud-based management of documents and email for legal departments and law firms, with built-in AI apps (Lehi, United States)
Onit: Enterprise legal management, e-billing and AI workflow software for corporate legal and government (Atlanta, United States)
Osprey Approach: Cloud case, practice and accounts management software for UK small and mid-sized law firms (United Kingdom)
Perfect Portal: Quoting, intake, client onboarding and payments software for law firms, focused on conveyancing (Southport, United Kingdom)
PointOne: AI timekeeping and pre-bill review for boutique, mid-size and large law firms and public agencies
PracticePanther: Cloud practice management, billing and payments for solo and small law firms (Miami, United States)
Projuris: Brazilian legal software suite for law firms and corporate legal departments, from matters to court filing (Brazil)
Provakil: Indian legal operations suite: litigation and collections management, CLM and law firm practice software (Pune, India)
Relaw: Law firm operating system with intake, client portal in firm branding, CRM, billing and an AI agent. (Los Angeles, United States)
Rocket Matter: Early cloud practice management and billing app for small law firms, now part of ProfitSolv (Boca Raton, United States)
Septeo: French software group serving notaries, lawyers, bailiffs and in-house counsel, alongside other professional sectors (Lattes, France)
Settify: Online client intake for family law and estate planning firms, integrated with LEAP and Smokeball (Australia)
SmartAdvocate: Case management software with AI summaries for personal injury, mass tort and other litigation firms (Melville, United States)
Smokeball: Practice management for small law firms with automatic time capture, billing and an AI matter assistant (Chicago, United States)
Streamline AI: AI intake and matter management for in-house legal departments (United States)
Tabs3: Long-running billing, accounting and practice management software for small and mid-size law firms (Lincoln, United States)
Xakia: Management of matters, intake, contracts and spend for corporate legal teams (Melbourne, Australia)

Litigation, e-discovery and disputes technology

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)
Crimson: Case intelligence software that maps evidence, issues and deadlines in complex litigation and arbitration (London, United Kingdom)
Darrow: AI that scans public data for legal violations and class action opportunities for plaintiff firms and insurers (New York, 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)
EvenUp: AI platform serving personal injury firms, drafting demands, medical chronologies and case work throughout a claim (San Francisco, 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)
Painworth: AI tool that values bodily injury claims and helps claimants negotiate settlements with insurers (Edmonton, Canada)
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)
Theo Ai: AI for corporate litigation defence that forecasts outcomes and suggests which claims to settle or fight
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
Wexler: AI fact analysis for litigators: builds chronologies, flags inconsistencies and checks live testimony (London, United Kingdom)
Zapproved: Legal hold and eDiscovery tools for in-house legal departments, owned by Exterro

Consumer legal tech and access-to-justice companies

AirHelp: Flight compensation claims service that goes after airlines, in court if needed, charging only when a claim succeeds (Berlin, Germany)
Alvva: Online USCIS immigration packets (green card, citizenship, DACA) checked by an independent attorney, from $495. (San Francisco, United States)
amicable: UK fixed-fee separation, divorce and co-parenting service with its own planning tools and app (Richmond upon Thames, United Kingdom)
Beglaubigt.de (Openlaw): German online notary platform for certifications, apostilles and GmbH/UG formations, carried out with partner notaries. (Munich, Germany)
Boundless Immigration: Software-guided family, employment and corporate immigration services for people and US employers (Seattle, United States)
Captain Contrat: Online legal and admin services for French small businesses: company set-up, contracts, lawyer calls, accounting (Paris, France)
CaseCraft AI: Guides UK small claims with auto-drafted forms and tracking; legal work via affiliate Sterling Lawyers, 15% success fee. (London, United Kingdom)
Chariot Claims: Finds consumers eligible for mass arbitration and class claims and routes them to plaintiff firms (New York, United States)
Conny: Online claims service that helps German tenants enforce rent-cap reductions on a success-fee basis (Berlin, Germany)
Courtroom5: AI case-building and filing tools for people representing themselves in US civil cases (United States)
DIYlaw: Online business registration and legal documents for Nigerian entrepreneurs (Lagos, Nigeria)
DocDraft: Subscription service for AI-drafted legal documents with consultations from vetted US attorneys. (Chadds Ford, United States)
Farewill: Online wills, fixed-fee probate and direct cremation for people in England and Wales (Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom)
Flightright: German passenger rights firm enforcing flight delay and cancellation compensation, including in court (Berlin, Germany)
FreeWill: Free online wills for individuals, funded by nonprofits' planned-giving software (United States)
geblitzt.de: Online service for contesting German speeding tickets and traffic fines via partner traffic lawyers (Berlin, Germany)
Grapple Law: UK AI service that sends legal letters and negotiates settlements for people in employment and consumer disputes. (London, United Kingdom)
Hello Divorce: Online divorce plans from DIY forms to flat-fee attorney-led service, with an AI divorce guide (United States)
Issa Compass: Thai visa applications prepared with AI document checks and expert review, refunded if a pre-qualified case is refused. (Bangkok, Thailand)
JustFix: Nonprofit building free tools for New York tenants: repair letters, landlord lookup, eviction help (New York, United States)
JustiGuide: AI immigration assessment (Dolores) plus fixed-price visa filings prepared with licensed attorneys, for O-1, EB-1A and N
Larkspire: New York law firm and legal-tech company helping fraud victims recover losses for a flat fee. (New York, United States)
Lawpath: Australian online legal platform for small businesses: documents, registrations, lawyer access and AI (Sydney, Australia)
LegalMente AI: AI paralegal for startups and small businesses: entity formation, contract review and legal Q&A with attorney access. (San Antonio, United States)
LegalPlace: French online service for company formation, formalities, templates, registered address and accounting (Paris, France)
LegalServer: Case management platform for civil legal aid organisations, public defenders and government law offices (United States)
Legalstart: French online service for company formation, trademark filing, debt recovery and legal admin for small businesses. (Paris, France)
LegalZoom: Online business formation, estate planning documents and attorney access for US consumers and small businesses (Mountain View, United States)
lex ai: Polish-law AI assistant sold by subscription, with optional lawyer confirmation and formal opinions. (Sopot, Poland)
LexDo.it: Italian online company formation, VAT registration, contracts and accounting with remote notary signing (Milan, Italy)
Managora: Spanish online gestoría and law firm offering 500+ fixed-price procedures through a guided chat. (Spain)
My AI Lawyer: South African AI legal chat on WhatsApp for consumers, with contract review and lawyer consultations on higher plans. (South Africa)
Neolegal: Online legal services and incorporations for Quebec individuals and SMEs, plus a SaaS platform sold to law firms. (Montreal, Canada)
Paladin: Pro bono management software that matches lawyers to volunteer matters and tracks impact (United States)
Rasa: Software and attorneys that clear criminal records in Utah, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Oregon (United States)
reclamador.es: Spanish online claims service for flight delays, abusive bank clauses, usurious loans and debt relief (Madrid, Spain)
Robinfy: Spanish legal startup running no-win-no-fee mass claims for consumers and firms with in-house AI document checks. (Denia, Spain)
Rocket Lawyer: Subscription legal documents, e-signature, AI contract review and on-call attorneys for consumers and small firms (San Francisco, United States)
Scale Justice (formerly Pro Bono Net): Nonprofit running LawHelp and LawHelp Interactive, free legal information and court-form tools (New York, United States)
SimpleCitizen: Online green card, citizenship and DACA applications with independent attorney review (Salt Lake City, United States)
SmallClaims: Danish online platform recovering small businesses' unpaid invoices via small-claims court, no win no fee. (Copenhagen, Denmark)
SoloSuit: Online answers to debt collection lawsuits plus debt settlement and an AI legal assistant (United States)
Trust & Will: Online wills, trusts and probate help for US families, also sold through financial advisers (San Diego, United States)
Upsolve: Nonprofit web app that helps low-income Americans file Chapter 7 bankruptcy themselves for free (New York, United States)
Valla: Online help for workers bringing their own employment tribunal claims, with guides, AI drafting and legal coaches (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
Willful: Online wills and powers of attorney for Canadians in all ten provinces (Toronto, Canada)

Law firms building their own legal technology

A&O Shearman: Global firm that co-built and licenses ContractMatrix, an AI contract drafting and review tool, to clients (London, United Kingdom)
Addleshaw Goddard: UK firm whose Innovation & Legal Technology team built AGPT, an in-house generative AI platform used across the firm (London, United Kingdom)
Allens: Australian firm selling its own legal tech, including the Atticus verification platform and REDDA due diligence tool (Sydney, Australia)
Ashurst Perkins Coie: Global firm whose NewLaw division, Ashurst Advance, includes a technology arm building digital legal services (London, United Kingdom)
Baker Donelson: US firm that built its own legal project management platform, used on 13,000+ matters, plus budgeting and client portals (United States)
Baker McKenzie: Global firm whose Reinvent programme includes an Applied AI team (formerly BakerML) building machine learning tools (Chicago, United States)
Browne Jacobson: UK firm that built Jac, a secure internal AI chatbot, and offers client data platforms (United Kingdom)
Burges Salmon: UK firm that builds its own client tools, from the clientspace platform to the BScale document generator and BHive (Bristol, United Kingdom)
Cleary Data Solutions: Cleary Gottlieb's subsidiary selling AI contract-review software and managed transaction support. (New York, United States)
Clifford Chance: Magic Circle firm with a tech unit (Clifford Chance Applied Solutions) and its own generative AI tool, CC Assist (London, United Kingdom)
Clyde & Co: Insurance law firm that built Clyde & Co Newton, a claims-handling platform with automation and fraud detection (London, United Kingdom)
CMS: International firm offering its own 'Smart Services' tools, such as CMS Dawn Raid Assistant and CMS Evidence
Cooley: US tech-sector firm that runs Cooley GO, a free startup document generator, and is co-building an AI litigation agent (Palo Alto, United States)
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas: Indian firm running Prarambh, a legal tech incubator that backed start-ups such as Leegality and Presolv360 (Mumbai, India)
DAC Beachcroft: UK insurance-focused firm that builds claims tools such as ACE, AiDan, COMPASS and Nightingale for insurers (United Kingdom)
Davis Wright Tremaine: US firm whose internal R&D unit, DWT De Novo, builds legal tools and prototypes AI with Stanford CodeX (Seattle, United States)
Dentons: Global firm that built fleetAI, a private GPT-4 assistant, and seeded the Nextlaw Labs and Nextlaw Ventures arms
DLA Piper: Global firm that built Aiscension, an AI service that scans company communications for cartel and bribery risk
ELTEMATE: Hogan Lovells' legal tech company building AI tools such as CRAIG and Regulatory Pilot for legal teams
Fennemore: US firm running Project BlueWave AI, which built its DOT assistant, plus a Fennemore Labs R&D hub (Phoenix, United States)
Fieldfisher X: Fieldfisher's Berlin legal tech unit selling productised legal services and mass-litigation defence. (Berlin, Germany)
Freshfields: Global firm whose Freshfields Lab of developers and data scientists built its own AI platform; co-builds with Anthropic (London, United Kingdom)
Gleiss Lutz: German firm that develops its own tools, including the Rocket class-action claim bot and FactTracker (Germany)
Gowling WLG: UK-Canadian firm with in-house software developers, selling tools such as Saturn for online brand protection
Gunderson Dettmer: Venture-focused US firm whose legal engineering team built ChatGD, a generative AI app for its lawyers (Redwood City, United States)
Hengeler Mueller: German firm whose HM Legal Tech Center builds tools such as the HM Connect deal and case collaboration platform (Germany)
Husch Blackwell: US firm whose HB Innovations subsidiary builds and licenses legal software, e.g. a Clery Act compliance tool (United States)
Jackson Lewis: US employment law firm with proprietary apps for HR and legal teams and its own data analytics group (United States)
Kennedys IQ: Kennedys' insurance tech company selling AI claims and risk software, including the SmartRisk tool, to insurers (London, United Kingdom)
Kirkland & Ellis: US firm with an in-house team of engineers and data scientists building firm-owned AI, e.g. a fund formation engine (United States)
KPMG Law US: KPMG's Arizona-licensed law firm doing high-volume contract and entity work on KPMG's own AI-enabled Digital Gateway (Tempe, United States)
Linklaters: Magic Circle firm that built the CreateiQ contracting platform through its in-house tech venture Nakhoda (London, United Kingdom)
Littler Mendelson: Employment law firm that built CaseSmart, a matter management and analytics platform for employer clients (San Francisco, United States)
MDR LAB: Mishcon de Reya's incubator that runs programmes for early and growth-stage legal tech start-ups (London, United Kingdom)
Mishcon de Reya: UK firm with its own AI tool (deReyAI), the MDR LAB innovation unit and tech-enabled brands such as MDR ONE (London, United Kingdom)
NautaDutilh: Benelux firm that launched Bluefield in October 2026, a unit pairing lawyers and software engineers to build AI tools (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Norton Rose Fulbright: Global firm whose NRF Transform arm offers managed legal services and its own tools such as NRF Matter Hub
Orrick: Global tech-focused firm whose Orrick Labs team of in-house technologists builds custom legal tools for clients (San Francisco, United States)
Osborne Clarke: International firm whose OC Solutions team builds client platforms and AI tools such as Compliance Copilot (London, United Kingdom)
Pinsent Masons: UK firm that built its own legal AI (TermFrame) and runs Vario, its flexible-lawyer and managed services arm (London, United Kingdom)
Reed Smith: Global firm that built Gravity Stack, now Reed Smith Legal Solutions: 200+ lawyers and technologists using AI and data (Pittsburgh, United States)
Seyfarth Shaw: US firm that runs SeyfarthLean Consulting and built SeyfarthLink, its client collaboration platform (Chicago, United States)
Simmons & Simmons: International firm that bought legal engineering firm Wavelength in 2019 and runs it as Simmons Wavelength (London, United Kingdom)
Troutman Pepper Locke: US firm that built Athena, its own generative AI assistant, and runs eMerge, an eDiscovery and data management unit (United States)

Patent and IP technology companies

&AI: AI workspace for patent litigators: prior art search, claim charts and invalidity analysis (San Francisco, United States)
Aiyu Intelligence: AI-run copyright monitoring, evidence capture and litigation for content brands in China, with its own law firm (Beijing, China)
Alt Legal: Trademark and IP docketing software with automated deadline tracking and trademark watch (New York, United States)
Anaqua: IP management software and services for corporate and law firm patent and trademark teams (Boston, United States)
Ankar: AI platform for R&D and IP teams covering technology landscaping, invention and patent protection (London, United Kingdom)
AppColl: Cloud-based IP management and docketing software serving corporate patent teams and law practices (Menlo Park, United States)
Black Hills AI: IP docketing, renewals and outsourced paralegal services run on its own Otto automation platform
ClaimMaster: Patent proofreading, drafting and office action response tool for Word that runs on the customer's own machine
Clerq (formerly NLPatent): AI patent search, prior art agents and landscape tools built on its own patent language model (Toronto, Canada)
Corsearch: Trademark clearance and watching plus online brand and content protection for brand owners
DeepIP: AI patent drafting, prosecution and prior art search tool that works inside Microsoft Word (Paris, France)
Dennemeyer: IP management group combining renewal services, DIAMS IP software, Octimine AI search and an IP law firm (Howald, Luxembourg)
Digip: Trademark platform with in-house IP attorneys that files, renews and watches marks across 100+ jurisdictions. (Sweden)
Edge: AI tools for IP lawyers: Certus for trademark clearance and Ingenia for patent drafting (San Francisco, United States)
Eety AI: Invention management and AI patent drafting platform for corporate IP teams, priced per task. (Gurgaon, India)
EnforceShield: Brand protection software that finds online infringements and files takedowns, with attorney escalation. (Brentwood, United States)
Fearn: Patent prosecution for startups at flat prices, built on AI and checked by patent experts formerly at Big Law (San Francisco, United States)
IamIP: Patent search, monitoring and AI analysis platform for IP, R&D teams and patent attorneys (Stockholm, Sweden)
IP Author: AI for invention disclosures, drafting patents, replying to office actions and building evidence of use
IPRally: Graph-based AI engine for patent search and analytics, used by IP teams, patent offices and law firms (Helsinki, Finland)
Juristat: Patent prosecution analytics on examiners and portfolios, plus office action and IDS automation (St. Louis, United States)
Landfall IP: AI-native patent law firm with a Discovery Agent for inventors, attorney-reviewed output (Denver, United States)
Lightbringer: Patent attorneys using their own AI platform to draft and file patents for startups at fixed monthly prices. (Malmö, Sweden)
Markify: Trademark search and watch tools with image, design and pharma mark searching for trademark professionals (Stockholm, Sweden)
Minesoft: Patent search and intelligence platforms (PatBase, Origin) with AI novelty and invalidity tools for IP teams (London, United Kingdom)
Patent Bots: Proofreading, drafting and USPTO form tools for patent attorneys, including a Word drafting assistant
Patentext: AI-enabled patent platform plus USPTO-registered patent agency doing flat-fee drafting and prosecution (United States)
Patentfield: Japanese AI patent search and analytics platform with semantic search and generative AI analysis (Japan)
Patentia: AI patent platform for inventors and IP teams: invention harvesting, prior art search and application drafting. (United States)
Patlytics: AI patent platform for infringement, invalidity and portfolio analysis plus drafting, used by law firms and IP teams (New York, United States)
Patsnap: Patent and R&D intelligence platform with AI agents for IP search, drafting and analytics
Photon Legal: Fixed-fee patent and trademark filing for tech companies, run by engineer-lawyers with its Photon Pulse AI platform.
Solve Intelligence: AI platform covering patent drafting, prosecution, claim charts, plus infringement and invalidity analysis (London)
Third Chair: Monitors social platforms for commercial uses of music and turns unlicensed uses into licensing revenue. (San Francisco, United States)
Tradespace: AI patent platform tied to Tradespace Law, a separate IP firm for its clients only; flat fees from under $3K (United States)
Trama: Online trademark filing and brand protection from flat fees, built on its own platform and AI model. (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Visser AI by EIP: EIP's AI-assisted patent service: attorneys with specialist AI for drafting, prosecution and validity work. (London, United Kingdom)
XLSCOUT: Suite of patent-specific language models for novelty, invalidity, drafting, claim charts and portfolio work (Toronto, Canada)

Legal AI platforms and assistants

Attifin AI: AI legal assistant for UK lawyers covering research, drafting and summaries of document bundles, with citations. (United Kingdom)
August: Configurable legal AI workspace for midsize law firms: review, drafting, diligence and discovery prep (New York, United States)
BRYTER: No-code legal workflow automation plus BEAMON AI assistant and hybrid agents for law firms and legal departments (Berlin, Germany)
CaseMark (Para): An AI 'colleague' that produces chronologies, summaries and motions for legal teams on request, via email or Teams (San Francisco, United States)
Cicero AI: Belfast legal AI company selling its Cicero Assist software plus managed document review and diligence. (Belfast, United Kingdom)
Clearbrief: Cite-checking add-in for Microsoft Word that tests briefs against case law and the record and hyperlinks each citation (Seattle, United States)
Eve: AI platform for plaintiff law firms: intake, medical chronologies, demand letters, discovery and case audits (San Mateo, United States)
Flank: Autonomous AI legal agents that handle requests from business teams via email, Slack and Teams (Berlin, Germany)
Gani AI: AI assistant and knowledge platform for legal, tax and compliance teams across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. (Singapore, Singapore)
GC AI: AI assistant for in-house counsel to draft, review and research, with Word contract agents and playbooks (San Francisco, United States)
Harvey: Generative AI workspace and agents for law firms, in-house teams and professional services firms (San Francisco, United States)
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)
Jurisphere: AI legal research and analysis platform for Indian law firms and corporate legal teams (India)
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)
Paxton: AI legal assistant for research, drafting and bulk document analysis, now positioned for litigation teams (Bend, United States)
Sandstone: AI workspace for in-house legal teams: intake, triage, agentic drafting and redlining, and legal knowledge (New York, United States)
StrongSuit: Legal AI suite for litigators and small firms: case law research, document review and litigation drafting (United States)
Supio: Agentic AI platform for personal injury and mass tort plaintiff firms: chronologies, demands and drafting (Seattle, United States)
Wordsmith: AI platform and legal agents for in-house teams: contract and policy review, drafting and legal Q&A (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

Legal research and knowledge management tools

Alexi: AI for researching, drafting and analysing law, focused on litigation firms in Canada and the US (Toronto, Canada)
Aloi: Knowledge platform that surfaces a law firm's own precedents, clause positions and negotiation history. (Stockholm, Sweden)
Bloomberg Law: Subscription legal research, news and practice tools from Bloomberg Industry Group, with AI answers and assistant (Arlington, United States)
Blue J: AI tax research platform giving accounting and tax firms cited answers to tax law questions (New York, United States)
CaseMine: AI case-law research covering Indian, UK, Irish and US courts, with the AMICUS legal assistant (India)
DeepJudge: AI search and knowledge platform that lets law firms find and reuse their own past work product (Zurich, Switzerland)
Descrybe: Low-cost US case law research engine that plugs legal research into Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot (Newton, United States)
Doctrine: French legal AI and research platform for lawyers and in-house counsel, acquired by RELX in 2026 (Paris, France)
Draftwise: Contract drafting and precedent search built on a firm's own past deals, plus a legal ontology product (New York, United States)
Fastcase: US case law research service offered free to members by 80+ bar associations; part of Clio since its vLex deal (Washington, United States)
Hukumonline: Indonesian legal information service with a regulation database, AI research and compliance tools (Jakarta, Indonesia)
Jus Mundi: International arbitration and international law research database with the Jus AI assistant (Paris, France)
Jónsbók: Research and drafting tool for lawyers, built on indexed national law for Iceland and Central and Eastern Europe. (Reykjavik, Iceland)
Karnov Group: European legal information publisher with national research platforms and the KAILA AI legal assistant (Stockholm, Sweden)
LawPavilion: Nigerian legal research, AI assistant and court case management products for lawyers and judiciary (Lagos, Nigeria)
Lexa Go: Spanish labour-law AI that answers employment queries with case law, checked by labour lawyers. (Spain)
LexisNexis Legal & Professional (Lexis+ AI, Protégé): Lexis legal research databases and the Protégé AI assistant inside Lexis+ AI, from RELX's legal division (New York, United States)
Lexum: Legal publishing software for courts and legal publishers, and builder-operator of Canada's CanLII (Montreal, Canada)
Maite.ai: Spanish legal AI copilot for case law search, case files and drafting, acquired by Doctrine (Barcelona, Spain)
Manupatra: Indian online legal research database with ManuWorks AI, plus case, contract, IP and compliance tools (India)
Midpage: AI tool for researching and drafting from US case law, regulations and statutes, aimed at litigators (New York, United States)
Moonlit: Legal data API, MCP server and research workspace with linked laws and case law across many jurisdictions (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Qura: AI legal search engine over structured Swedish and Nordic legal databases, now part of Legora (Stockholm, Sweden)
Thomson Reuters Legal (Westlaw, CoCounsel): Westlaw, Practical Law and the CoCounsel Legal AI assistant from Thomson Reuters' legal business (Toronto, Canada)
Turivius: Brazilian case law search, jurimetrics analytics and GPT-based drafting assistant for law firms and legal departments (Florianópolis, Brazil)
Vable: Current-awareness and news aggregation platform for law firm knowledge, library and BD teams (London, United Kingdom)
Vizlegal: Court tracking and legal intelligence platform covering Irish, UK, EU and US courts (Dublin, Ireland)
vLex (Vincent AI): Global legal research database and the Vincent AI research assistant, now owned by Clio (Barcelona, Spain)
Weblaw: Swiss legal publisher and legal tech vendor: AI-supported case law search, Word add-in, journals and training (Bern, Switzerland)
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory: Legal publisher's research platforms and the Libra legal AI workspace, sold to European lawyers (Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands)

Tech-enabled alternative legal service providers

3Rive Technologies: Legal process outsourcing and legal technology development for global law firms and corporate legal teams. (London, United Kingdom)
Arbitralis: Online arbitration chamber resolving commercial and contractual disputes for Brazilian companies in about 30 days. (Belo Horizonte, Brazil)
CloudLegal: Generative AI plus lawyers delivering outsourced contract and corporate legal work to Japanese companies on subscription (Tokyo, Japan)
Codes Health: Retrieves and reviews medical records for personal injury and mass tort law firms, using AI, in 10 to 12 days. (New York, United States)
CompliSun: Compliance platform, fractional CCO/BSA officers and a law firm, serving banks and fintechs (Detroit, United States)
Elevate: Law company combining managed legal services and consulting with its own ELM, contracts and AI software (Los Angeles, United States)
Factor: Managed contracting and AI enablement services for in-house legal teams, with its own FactorAI tools
Finch: Pre-litigation case operations for personal injury law firms, from intake to demand, at a flat fee per case. (New York, United States)
Finch Soluções: Brazilian legal operations company combining AI, data and staff for high-volume litigation (Bauru, Brazil)
Gale: Business immigration platform that drafts H-1B and other petitions with independent attorneys reviewing each one. (San Francisco, United States)
Johnson Hana: Managed legal services for in-house teams (contracts, compliance, outside counsel), now part of Eudia. (Dublin, Ireland)
legal byte ai: AI-processed property title due diligence in Bengaluru, with each report reviewed and signed by a property lawyer (Bengaluru, India)
Legal Superintelligence: Munich startup (trading as RESOLVED) that handles consumer claims end to end on behalf of legal expense insurers, online platforms and partner law firms, approved by admitted lawyers. (Munich, Germany)
LegalHero: Claims-handling platform for German legal expense insurers, routing cases to a network of partner lawyers (Germany)
LlamaLab: Retrieves and analyses medical records for law firms acting for plaintiffs and in mass torts, with clinical review. (United States)
MedRecords AI: Nurse-signed pre-litigation medical record reviews for personal injury firms, priced per case on its own AI platform. (Newark, United States)
MOLTON: Lawyer-led legal outsourcing for Japanese companies combining contract-review AI with lawyer review (Cloud Legal). (Tokyo, Japan)
NexSys Advisors: Indian legal, tax, accounting and compliance firm charging fixed fees, using its DueDraft.ai platform for first drafts with every output reviewed by a professional. (Gurugram, India)
Nicholii (formerly INKD Law): Australian managed legal service where its own governed AI and lawyers handle routine contracts for business teams. (Sydney, Australia)
Pactvia: Cairo consultancy selling founders in MENA and Europe flat-fee legal, tax and finance bundles; AI drafts, experts verify (Cairo, Egypt)
Parrot: AI-enabled remote court reporting, deposition transcripts and medical record summaries for law firms. (New York, United States)
Priori: Legal talent marketplace plus RFP, panel and AI outside-counsel selection software for legal departments (United States)
Quantyx Global Med-Legal Solutions: AI-accelerated, physician-reviewed medical chronologies and record review for personal injury and insurance defense law (India)
Radiant Law: UK law firm running managed contracting services on its own playbook and contract-data platform (London, United Kingdom)
UnitedLex: Technology-led legal services for litigation, IP, legal ops and incident response, now owned by Repario (United States)
Vestra Assets: Singapore ALSP giving law firms AI-assisted matrimonial asset analysis, forensic evidencing and affidavit drafting. (Singapore, Singapore)

Legal compliance and regulatory technology

AscentAI: AI that turns financial regulations into tailored obligation inventories for compliance teams (Chicago, United States)
Compliance.ai: Tracks regulatory changes for financial institutions; now part of Archer's compliance product (United States)
Corlytics: Regulatory risk intelligence and policy management software for banks, insurers and regulators (Dublin, Ireland)
CUBE: AI regulatory intelligence that maps global rule changes to obligations for banks and regulated firms (London, United Kingdom)
DataGrail: Privacy platform that automates data subject requests, data mapping and risk assessments (United States)
Enhesa: Regulatory intelligence on EHS, product and sustainability rules for multinational compliance teams
ERM Libryo: Site-specific legal registers and EHS regulatory compliance software, part of ERM
Haast: AI agents that check marketing content against regulations and company policy for regulated enterprises (Sydney, Australia)
Hadrius: AI compliance platform for SEC-registered investment advisers: marketing review, surveillance, filings (New York, United States)
invictus ai: Agentic compliance platform (Verena) for accessibility, privacy and AI rules, with an affiliated law firm supervising.
Leto: French GDPR, AI Act and NIS2 compliance software for DPOs and legal teams, with an AI agent for vendor audits (Paris, France)
Osano: Data privacy management platform for consent, data subject requests and privacy assessments (Austin, United States)
Red Marker: AI review of marketing and advertising content for legal and compliance risk in regulated industries (Australia)
RegASK: AI regulatory intelligence for pharma, medtech and consumer goods makers across 160+ markets (Singapore, Singapore)
Regbase: AI research tool that tracks draft bills, consultations and new regulations across countries for legal and policy teams (New York, United States)
Regology: AI regulatory compliance lifecycle platform, now owned by Bloomberg Industry Group (United States)
Rescript: AI platform for legal and policy teams to research, track and report on legislation, regulation and hearings. (Washington, United States)
Responsiv: Regulatory change platform that maps new laws to required actions and policy updates (Chicago, United States)
Sedric: AI marketing and communications compliance for fintechs, banks and other financial services firms (New York, United States)
Thirdfort: App-based ID, source-of-funds and AML checks for conveyancers, law firms and property professionals (London, United Kingdom)
TrustArc: Privacy compliance software and TRUSTe certifications for corporate privacy and legal teams (United States)
Truth Systems: AI usage guardrails for law firms that enforce client rules and policies on any AI tool (San Francisco, United States)

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