All the fundraising deals in the Legal Tech market (from Q1 2025 to Q1 2026)
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The Legal Tech market raised approximately $4.07 billion across 83 funding rounds between Q1 2025 and Q1 2026, making it one of the fastest-growing software verticals in enterprise technology.
Legal AI platforms like Harvey, Legora, and Clio captured the lion's share of that capital, but dozens of specialist startups in contracts, litigation, and billing also secured meaningful rounds.
This page breaks down every publicly disclosed legal technology funding deal from Q1 2025 through Q1 2026, quarter by quarter, with key trends and investor data.
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Summary table of the funding deals in the Legal Tech market (last 5 quarters)
We define the legal technology market as software products built primarily to support legal work and legal decision-making for law firms and in-house legal teams. This includes core legal workflow systems (e.g., matter/case, contracts/CLM, eDiscovery, document management, billing/spend) and legal information products (legal research, legal data, and legal AI grounded in legal sources and workflows).
We exclude general-purpose productivity software and broad risk/compliance platforms (GRC, privacy, AML, audit) unless they are sold and designed first and foremost as legal-team systems.
You can also read our detailed analysis to understand how funding activity in the Legal Tech market has evolved over the last few years.
We also have a dedicated page, updated weekly, with all the latest fundraising deals in the Legal Tech market.
| Name | What they do | Amount ($M) | Quarter | Source(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eve | AI workflow platform that automates intake and case review for plaintiff law firms | $47M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Paxton AI | AI assistant for legal research, drafting, and document analysis | $22M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Eudia | Augmented-intelligence platform for Fortune 500 in-house legal teams | $105M | Q1 2025 | PR Newswire |
| Luminance | AI for contract generation, review, due diligence, and post-signature analysis | $75M | Q1 2025 | TechCrunch |
| SpotDraft | CLM and AI contract review platform for in-house legal teams | $54M | Q1 2025 | TechCrunch |
| Justpoint | AI software that identifies and validates personal-injury claims | $45M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Pandektes | Legal research software focused on EU legislation and case law | $3.2M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| &AI | AI for patent prior art search, claim charts, and IP workflows | $6.5M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Semeris | AI document analysis for finance-related legal agreements | $4.3M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Jurimesh | AI due-diligence software for M&A legal transactions | $1.8M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| WilsonAI | AI paralegal for routine in-house legal work | $1.7M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Norm AI | Legal and regulatory AI that automates compliance checks and legal review | $48M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Ownright | Digital legal platform for real-estate closings in Canada | $3.3M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Lexroom | Legal AI for research and drafting with local-law jurisdiction coverage | $2.2M | Q1 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Noxtua | European legal AI built around German and EU legal workflows | $92.2M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Solve Intelligence | AI for patent drafting and IP workflow automation | $12M | Q2 2025 | TechCrunch |
| TrialKit AI | Discovery software for criminal-defense legal workflows | $4.25M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Zeno | Legal workflow software for lawyers in the Netherlands and Europe | $2.2M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Supio | Personal-injury legal AI for records analysis and demand letters | $60M | Q2 2025 | TechCrunch |
| Legora | Legal AI platform for drafting, research, and document review | $80M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Theo AI | Litigation prediction and settlement valuation platform | $4.2M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| JUPUS | Legal tech software focused on the German legal market | $7M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Harvey | Flagship legal AI for research, drafting, and analysis at elite law firms | $300M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Definely | Contract review and drafting tool embedded inside Microsoft Word | $30M | Q2 2025 | TechCrunch |
| Wordsmith AI | Agent infrastructure for in-house legal teams | $25M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Valla | Employment-rights legal tech platform making legal recourse accessible | $2.5M | Q2 2025 | TechCrunch |
| Ordalie | AI platform linking legal work with business processes | $2M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Allaw | Legal CRM built specifically for lawyers in France | $1.7M | Q2 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Covenant | AI-native legal-docs platform for private-market deal documentation | $4M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| LegalOn Technologies | AI contract review and legal workflow automation (Japan-origin, global) | $50M | Q3 2025 | TechCrunch |
| Chariot Claims | Claims-management software for legal and insurance workflows | $3.6M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| OpenLaw | AI-enabled marketplace connecting people to lawyers | $3.5M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Caseflood.ai | AI voice intake software for law firms | $3.2M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Blue J | AI tax and legal analytics software that predicts court outcomes | $122M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Infinity Loop | Contract intelligence software using machine learning on agreements | $5M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Bench IQ | Judicial-outcome prediction and legal analytics platform | $5.3M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Lexroom | Legal AI for jurisdiction-aware research and drafting (second round) | $19M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Eve | Plaintiff-law-firm AI platform (second round in 2025) | $103M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Filevine | Case and practice-management software for law firms | $400M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Enter | Litigation-management software for high-volume lawsuits | $35M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Wexler.ai | Fact extraction and chronology-building for litigators | $5.3M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Isaacus | Legal-AI model infrastructure for legal tech builders | $0.7M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| PostSig | Turns business documents into structured, searchable legal information | $4.1M | Q3 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Vesence | AI-agent platform that automates legal work for law firms | $9M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Saga | Legal productivity platform with AI assistants and workflow automation | $1.6M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Legora | Legal AI platform for review, research, and drafting (Series C) | $150M | Q4 2025 | Artificial Lawyer |
| EvenUp | Claims intelligence software for personal-injury law firms | $150M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Spellbook | AI contract drafting and review tool inside Microsoft Word | $50M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| DeepJudge | Enterprise search AI across DMS, email, and portals for law firms | $41.2M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| TrialView | Software for trial preparation and case workflows | $4.1M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Theo AI | Litigation prediction and settlement valuation (second round) | $3.4M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Norm AI | Legal and regulatory checking platform (second round) | $50M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| GC AI | Legal AI workspace for in-house teams across contracts and compliance | $60M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Clio | Legal practice-management platform with AI and payments for law firms | $500M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| GitLaw | Lawyer-reviewed startup contracts and templates | $3M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Omnilex | Legal AI for research and workflow support in Europe | $4.1M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Nyayanidhi | Litigation workflow software for filings and documentation in India | $2M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Lisse | Contract-review software for Japanese corporate legal teams | $6.5M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| HAQQ Legal AI | Legal AI operating system for drafting, review, and workflow automation | $3M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| NLPatent | AI-powered patent research and intelligence software | $3M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Greenshoe | SEC disclosure drafting software for securities-law workflows | $3M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Awesome Compliance Technology Collaborative | Collaborative AI software for compliance professionals in Europe | $1.3M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Soxton AI | Legal AI for startup incorporation, compliance, and contracts | $2.5M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| BriefCatch | Legal writing software that improves briefs and litigation documents | $6M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| AttiFin AI | Legal AI product for UK legal work | $6.3M | Q4 2025 | New Market Pitch |
| Harvey | Legal AI platform at $8B valuation, for research, drafting, and analysis | $160M | Q4 2025 | TechCrunch |
| Alice | AI litigation platform for drafting and legal data analysis (Belgium) | ~$1M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Parambil | AI platform for evaluating and resolving complex litigation and mass torts | $6M | Q1 2026 | New Market Pitch |
| Sandstone | AI-native operating system and system-of-record for in-house legal teams | $10M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| AlphaLit | Voice-AI legal intake and case scoring for smaller claims | $3.2M | Q1 2026 | LawSites |
| Ivo | AI contract review and contract intelligence (NZ-origin, global) | $55M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Antidote | AI billing-compliance platform for law firms (UK-to-US expansion) | $5M | Q1 2026 | LawSites |
| Orbital | AI workspace for real-estate legal work, maps, deeds, and transactions | $60M | Q1 2026 | LawSites |
| SpotDraft | On-device AI contract review and CLM (Series B extension) | $8M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Tradespace | AI-native IP platform spanning invention harvesting to patent drafting | $15M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Summize | Embedded AI-native CLM inside Word, Outlook, Teams, Slack, and Salesforce | $50M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Chamelio | Legal intelligence and contract-knowledge platform for in-house teams | $10M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Checkbox | Legal intake and workflow orchestration for in-house legal teams | $23M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| HAQQ Legal AI | Legal-AI operating system (second round, MENA-rooted) | $3M | Q1 2026 | New Market Pitch |
| Confido Legal | Embedded payments and trust-account infrastructure for law firms | $9M | Q1 2026 | LawSites |
| DeepIP | AI-native patent-work platform and system-of-record for patent teams | $25M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Mary Technology | Fact management software for litigation (Australia to US expansion) | ~$4.4M | Q1 2026 | LawSites |
| Legora | Legal AI platform for research, review, and drafting (Series D, $5.55B valuation) | $550M | Q1 2026 | TechCrunch |
| PointOne | AI time-entry and billing capture for lawyers | $16M | Q1 2026 | Artificial Lawyer |
| Harvey | Legal AI platform at $11B valuation, for research, drafting, and AI agents | $200M | Q1 2026 | TechCrunch |
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How has funding activity in the Legal Tech market changed over time?
Q4 2025 was the most active quarter for legal tech funding, with 23 deals totaling $1.22 billion, driven by mega-rounds from Clio ($500M), EvenUp ($150M), and Legora ($150M).
Q1 2025 was the least active quarter ($419M across 14 deals), as the funding cycle was still building momentum before the summer wave of mega-rounds.
Total funding in Q1 2026 reached $1.04 billion, about 14% below Q4 2025's $1.22 billion but roughly 149% above the $419M raised in Q1 2025 one year earlier.
Even stripping out the top one or two deals each quarter, the remaining "long tail" of smaller deals still grew steadily from about $200M in Q1 2025 to roughly $300M in Q1 2026.
| Quarter | Number of deals | Total raised ($) | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 14 | $419M | Early momentum with Eudia ($105M) and Luminance ($75M) leading, mostly mid-size rounds |
| Q2 2025 | 14 | $623M | Harvey's $300M Series D dominated; Legora ($80M) and Supio ($60M) signaled rising deal sizes |
| Q3 2025 | 15 | $764M | Filevine's $400M mega-round stood out, supported by Blue J ($122M) and Eve ($103M) |
| Q4 2025 | 23 | $1,220M | Peak quarter: Clio ($500M), EvenUp ($150M), Legora ($150M), and Harvey ($160M) all closed at once |
| Q1 2026 | 17 | $1,045M | Legora's $550M Series D and Harvey's $200M round kept the total above $1 billion |
| All quarters | 83 | $4,071M | Five-quarter total across the Legal Tech market from Q1 2025 through Q1 2026 |
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Which startups in the Legal Tech market raised the largest rounds?
- Legora raised $550M in a March 2026 Series D led by Accel, reaching a $5.55B valuation as the company expanded aggressively from Europe into the US.
- Clio raised $500M in November 2025 to double down on AI and embedded payments across its law-firm practice-management platform.
- Filevine raised $400M in September 2025, one of the largest-ever legal tech growth rounds, to expand its case-management platform deeper into AI-powered workflows.
- Harvey raised $300M in June 2025 (Series D led by Sequoia), followed by $160M in December 2025 and $200M in March 2026, totaling $660M across three rounds.
- EvenUp raised $150M (Series D, Bain Capital Ventures) in October 2025 for its AI-driven claims intelligence platform for personal-injury firms.
- Legora raised $150M (Series C) in October 2025 at a $1.8B valuation, just five months before its even larger Series D.
- Blue J raised $122M in August 2025 to scale its AI tax and legal analytics software, which predicts court outcomes.
- Eudia raised up to $105M (Series A, General Catalyst) in February 2025 to build an augmented-intelligence platform for Fortune 500 in-house legal departments.
- Eve raised $103M in September 2025 (following a $47M round earlier that year), scaling its AI platform for plaintiff law firms.
- Noxtua raised $92.2M in April 2025, building a sovereign European legal AI platform focused on German and EU legal work.
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Is the Legal Tech market shifting toward smaller or bigger deals?
Across all five quarters, the average deal size was about $49M, though that number is heavily pulled up by mega-rounds from Harvey, Legora, Clio, and Filevine.
Quarter by quarter, average deal size grew steadily: $29.9M in Q1 2025, $44.5M in Q2, $50.9M in Q3, $53.0M in Q4, and $61.5M in Q1 2026. This reflects both the growing scale of legal AI platform rounds and investor willingness to write larger checks.
Even excluding the biggest outliers each quarter, sub-$2M deals stayed flat (one to two per quarter) while deals above $50M increased, suggesting a genuine shift toward bigger rounds rather than simple outlier skew.
| Quarter | Number of deals | Average deal size ($) | Deals below $2M | Deals above $50M |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 14 | $29.9M | 2 | 3 |
| Q2 2025 | 14 | $44.5M | 1 | 4 |
| Q3 2025 | 15 | $50.9M | 1 | 3 |
| Q4 2025 | 23 | $53.0M | 2 | 5 |
| Q1 2026 | 17 | $61.5M | 1 | 4 |
| All quarters | 83 | $49.0M | 7 | 19 |
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How concentrated was funding activity in the Legal Tech market?
Funding in the Legal Tech market is extremely concentrated: in every quarter, the top 10 deals accounted for at least 96% of total capital raised. In Q2 2025, the single largest deal (Harvey's $300M) represented 48% of all funding that quarter.
This pattern held even as total funding grew, meaning the market is producing more startups but the biggest winners keep absorbing the vast majority of investor dollars.
| Quarter | Number of deals | % by Top 1 | % by Top 3 | % by Top 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 14 | 25.1% | 55.8% | 97.9% |
| Q2 2025 | 14 | 48.2% | 75.8% | 98.7% |
| Q3 2025 | 15 | 52.4% | 81.8% | 98.0% |
| Q4 2025 | 23 | 41.0% | 66.4% | 96.5% |
| Q1 2026 | 17 | 52.6% | 77.5% | 96.1% |
| All quarters | 83 | ~13.5% | ~35.6% | ~82.5% |
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Which categories in the Legal Tech market received the most funding?
Legal AI, research, and analytics tools captured about $1.9 billion across 26 deals, making this the top-funded category. This reflects how investors see multi-workflow AI platforms (like Harvey, Legora, and Eudia) as the biggest opportunity, rather than single-feature tools.
Litigation and claims software ranked second with $875M across 17 deals, driven by EvenUp ($150M), Eve ($150M combined), Filevine ($400M), and Supio ($60M). This category has fragmented into many specialized workflows, from plaintiff intake to settlement prediction.
Practice management and operations placed third with about $509M across 3 deals, almost entirely because of Clio's $500M round — showing that even mature categories can attract very large growth investments when the platform adds AI and embedded financial services.
| Category | Number of deals | Total raised ($) | Startups and amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legal AI / Research / Analytics | 26 | $1,899M | Harvey ($660M total), Legora ($780M total), Eudia ($105M), Luminance ($75M), Noxtua ($92.2M), Blue J ($122M), GC AI ($60M), DeepJudge ($41.2M), Paxton AI ($22M), Norm AI ($98M total), Lexroom ($21.2M total), and others |
| Litigation / Claims | 17 | $876M | Eve ($150M total), EvenUp ($150M), Supio ($60M), Justpoint ($45M), Enter ($35M), Theo AI ($7.6M total), Wexler.ai ($5.3M), TrialView ($4.1M), Mary Technology (~$4.4M), AlphaLit ($3.2M), Valla ($2.5M), and others |
| Practice Management / Operations | 3 | $509M | Clio ($500M), Filevine (counted under litigation/practice), JUPUS ($7M) |
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Who are the biggest investors in the Legal Tech market?
Sequoia is the most prominent investor, appearing in at least 3 deals including two Harvey rounds and Sandstone's seed. Sequoia's repeated bets reflect how the firm views legal technology as a core AI vertical.
General Catalyst also participated in at least 3 deals, leading Eudia's $105M Series A and backing Legora and PointOne — an early believer in both the in-house legal buyer and the legal AI platform race.
Andreessen Horowitz appeared in at least 2 deals, backing Eve and leading Harvey's $160M December 2025 round, signaling confidence in legal AI as a multi-billion-dollar category.
Coatue, Kleiner Perkins, OpenAI Startup Fund, Conviction, and Elad Gil each appeared in at least 2 deals, all through multiple Harvey rounds — underscoring how one legal AI startup can dominate an investor's portfolio exposure to the market.
The LegalTech Fund appeared in at least 2 deals (Orbital and Antidote), and SV Angel backed both Harvey and Sandstone, showing that specialist and generalist investors alike are actively deploying in legal technology.
Disclaimer: this investor list may be incomplete; we focus on publicly disclosed lead and prominent recurring investors. "Total funded" refers to the aggregate amount raised across all rounds in which the investor participated, not the amount personally invested.
| Investor | Number of deals | Total funded ($) | Startups |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sequoia | 3 | $510M | Harvey ($300M, $200M), Sandstone ($10M) |
| General Catalyst | 3 | $201M | Eudia ($105M), Legora ($80M), PointOne ($16M) |
| Andreessen Horowitz | 2 | $207M | Eve ($47M), Harvey ($160M) |
| Coatue | 2 | $500M | Harvey ($300M), Harvey ($200M) |
| Kleiner Perkins | 2 | $500M | Harvey ($300M), Harvey ($200M) |
| OpenAI Startup Fund | 2 | $500M | Harvey ($300M), Harvey ($200M) |
| Conviction | 2 | $500M | Harvey ($300M), Harvey ($200M) |
| Elad Gil | 2 | $500M | Harvey ($300M), Harvey ($200M) |
| The LegalTech Fund | 2 | $65M | Orbital ($60M), Antidote ($5M) |
| SV Angel | 2 | $310M | Harvey ($300M), Sandstone ($10M) |
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