Legal AI · Agent

Legora

The collaborative legal AI workspace, born in Europe.

Legora (formerly Leya) is a shared workspace where lawyers and AI draft, review and research together. Particularly strong for European firms that need GDPR-native hosting, multi-model choice and matter collaboration rather than a single-prompt assistant.

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Practice
Corporate / M&A, Contracts, Legal research, Litigation, Privacy / data
Jurisdictions
European Union, England & Wales, United States, Global
Autonomy
Agent
LLM family
Multi-model (OpenAI, Anthropic, others)
Evals
Playbook evals, firm-specific golden sets
Pricing
Per seat · From mid-market
HQ
Stockholm
Last checked
13 Sept 2026
Last updated
13 Sept 2026
CitationsGroundingMulti-agentTool useMCPShared workspacesPlaybooksEU hostingMulti-model routingWord / DMS add-insKnowledge bases
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Evidence

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Evidence file

4 independent

Well documented · weight 4

Last checked 13 Sept 2026

  • 19 Feb 2025 · Artificial Lawyer

    Leya rebrands to Legora, citing 200-plus firms

    Artificial Lawyer reported the Leya-to-Legora rebrand. The company cited more than 200 firms globally and Word mark-up support among the features that had grown with the platform.

    Independent reporting · Independent source · Source ↗

  • 22 Sept 2025 · Artificial Lawyer

    Linklaters rolls out Legora firmwide across 30 offices

    Independent report of a Magic Circle firmwide Legora deployment across all 30 offices, alongside Linklaters’ own Laila, ReportIQ and CreateiQ tools.

    Independent reporting · Independent source · Source ↗

  • 10 Mar 2026 · TechCrunch

    Legora raises $550 million Series D at $5.55 billion

    TechCrunch reported a $550 million Accel-led Series D at a $5.55 billion valuation, with the platform used by 800 law firms and legal teams.

    Independent reporting · Independent source · Source ↗

  • 30 Apr 2026 · Artificial Lawyer

    Nvidia and Atlassian join $50 million Legora Series D extension

    Artificial Lawyer reported a $50 million Series D extension joined by NVentures and Atlassian, taking the round to $600 million and the valuation to $5.6 billion.

    Independent reporting · Independent source · Source ↗

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