Legora AB

Legora AB, formerly known as Leya AB, founded by its CEO Max Junestrand in 2023 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in delivering collaborative AI tools tailored for the legal industry. In April 2026, Legora AB raised USD 50 million in series D funding from Nventures, Atlassian Ventures, Adams Street Partners, AirTree Ventures, Barclays Ventures, Geodesic Capital, Insight Partners, and Liberty Global Ventures. The round was part of a larger USD 600 million series D valuing the company at USD 5. 6 billion post-money.

Legora offers a suite of collaborative artificial intelligence tools specifically designed for the legal sector, enabling legal professionals to streamline their workflows and enhance productivity. The core product, the Legora platform, integrates tools for legal review, drafting, and research, allowing teams to collaborate efficiently. Key features include the Tabular Review, which organizes contracts and case files into interactive grids for easy data extraction and comparison, and a legal-specific assistant that facilitates document handling and provides responses based on cited sources. The platform also includes a Word Add-in that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Word, enabling users to draft and review documents using AI-enhanced capabilities, including markup and comments.

Legora serves a diverse client base, including some of the largest law firms across the Nordics and beyond, reflecting its expanding footprint in the legal technology market. Legora generates revenue through a subscription model that allows law firms and legal teams to access its suite of AI tools. Clients typically engage in annual or multi-year contracts which provide access to various features tailored to meet their specific needs. The transaction structure is predominantly B2B, with law firms leveraging Legora's tools to enhance their operational efficiencies.

While specific pricing plans are not disclosed, the company's offerings include flagship products such as the Tabular Review and Word Add-in, which are designed to deliver enhanced drafting and review capabilities. This pricing structure supports user adoption among legal professionals, as firms seek to integrate innovative technology into their practices to improve research and document handling processes. The company plans to use the April 2026 funding to scale operations, hire more staff, and strengthen its presence in key U. S.

markets.