We have raised a $550 million Series E at a $8.8B valuation to accelerate our growth in the U.S. and globally, and deepen investment in the Legora aOS, our agentic operating system for legal work. @Atreidesmgmt leads this round, alongside new investors @BaronCapital, @CapitalGroup, @Fidelity, @GladeBrookCap, and @jpmorgan. Every major existing investor is participating. We’re grateful to have partners who share our ambition and our long-term view. We build AI together with the people who use it. That’s always been our approach. Our customers help shape what we build, pushing us to go further on the work that matters. This is the most exciting time in history to be a lawyer, and we’re lucky to be in the middle of it. Read the full release:

In case you missed it, a lot happened at Legora this week. Here’s the rundown. We launched Skills, a library of 250+ legal Skills built and tested by our legal engineers, covering commercial contracts, privacy, M&A, litigation, employment, and more. Webinars follow next week on October 14 and 15. We welcomed our largest ever cohort of new joiners this week, 106 people, taking headcount to 1,000. BMW Group is rolling out Legora across its in-house legal team, one week after we opened our Munich office, where more than 13,000 lawyers in Germany now work in Legora, up from around 3,000 at the start of the year. And in our latest Legora Voices, Stockholm legal engineer Oskar Elvkull talked through building for high-stakes customers and the culture keeping standards high as we grow. Catch up on each story on LinkedIn or X.

There is no best model, only the best outcome for the task. That's how we think about model strategy at Legora, and it's the thread running through this interview with The Lawyer. CTO @jacsebl explains where Legora is investing: post-training models for a narrow set of tasks, like legal research, while continuing to build on the best frontier models available for everything else. The durable value sits in the system around the model, which gets stronger every time the models underneath it improve. Read the full story in @TheLawyermag:

Your expertise is the whole team's advantage. That’s the idea behind Skills. In our latest Behind the Build, Sten Sjöberg and Timothy Besada from our Product and Engineering teams discuss what Skills are, why they matter for lawyers, and how creating, using, and sharing them helps teams put their expertise to work. See how your ways of working can become a shared standard across your organization. Go behind the build:

BMW Group is rolling out Legora across its in-house legal team. BMW Group's Legal, IP and Compliance function has already built a reputation for innovation. Legora will support the department's strategy to further enhance efficiency, strengthen knowledge management, and enable lawyers to maintain focus on strategic legal advice and risk management. This announcement comes one week after we opened our Munich office. Over 13,000 lawyers in Germany now work in Legora, up from around 3,000 at the start of this year. Read more:

Ready to start putting Legora Skills into practice? Join Legora's Product and Legal Engineering teams next week on Wednesday, October 14, and Thursday, October 15, for a session on Skills. We'll cover what they are, how the Agent uses and builds them, and how they turn individual know-how into a shared, governed team capability. Bring your questions. It’s going to be a fun one.

Today, Legora becomes a company of 1,000 people. It’s a milestone worth celebrating. But what matters most is what it enables: more talent, more perspectives, and more momentum behind our mission to help legal teams do their best work. We’re growing because the ambition of our clients and partners is growing too. And we’re building the team to match it. Today, that team gets even stronger as 106 new colleagues join Legora, our largest-ever onboarding cohort. A huge welcome to everyone starting with us today. One thousand people and we’re just getting started. Want to be part of what comes next? Explore open roles at

Introducing Skills. Teach the Legora Agent how you work. Law firms and in-house teams can now teach the Legora Agent their standards, processes and preferences through Skills, making their way of working scale across every task. Every legal team has its own way of working: the standards that define good work, the processes behind a review or a negotiation, the preferences that make the output recognizably yours. Until now, most of that lived in people's heads, in outdated playbooks, and in the margins of a senior partner's comments. Now they can live in Skills. Skills launches with the Skills Library: 250+ legal Skills crafted and tested by our legal engineers, covering commercial contracts, privacy, M&A, litigation, employment and more. Available today to all Legora customers. Learn more:

Yankees fans. Legora fans. This one’s for you. Together with the @Yankees, we’ve created a limited-edition capsule of Objects, bringing together two worlds defined by performance and the drive to always stay ahead of the game. Available in very limited numbers on a first come, first served basis.

This morning, @MaxJunestrand joined Bloomberg's The Opening Trade from their London studio. He walked through a Q3 that added 800 new customers in three months, bringing Legora's total past 2,300 across more than 80 countries, with more ARR added this quarter alone than the company's entire ARR at the end of 2025. Asked whether AI is costing legal jobs, Max's view was clear: legal work is supply constrained, and our customers are hiring more lawyers as a result. Better tools close the gap between the work that should get done and the work that actually does, while judgment stays with the lawyer. Watch the full interview below.

Your iManage, in Legora. Firms on iManage Cloud can now work with their matters, folders, and documents right inside Legora. → Browse iManage matters in your Legora projects → Ask the Agent to find the right document or precedent → Edit with tracked changes and save back to iManage as a new version or new document Every step runs on your own iManage permissions, and you decide what gets saved. Available now for iManage Cloud customers.

Ask any general counsel what slowed their last AI rollout and you'll rarely hear "the technology." Instead, you might hear about budget approvals, vendor onboarding, or another quarter. Today at DevDay, @OpenAI announced its B2B marketplace. Legora is a launch partner. What it changes: eligible enterprise customers can apply part of their existing OpenAI commitment toward qualifying partner products, Legora included. One commitment, already in place, that can now cover both the models and the legal platform built on top of them. It's a small change in how software gets bought and a large one in how quickly legal teams get to the work.

If your legal team is still chasing context, manually triaging requests, and working weekends to keep up, this one's for you. Intake turns ad-hoc requests into tracked work in Legora, executes the work with the Legora Agent, and sends it back to the requester, with a lawyer accountable throughout. Walter Myer, Product Lead at Legora and former lawyer, walks through how it works. Available on October 7.

We've tested the new @OpenAI models, GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna, against the Legora BAR. GPT-6 Sol catches substantive contract changes other models miss and applies the strict evidence standard that audit preparation demands. GPT-6 Luna exceeds the baseline at carrying the concrete details that make legal work verifiable: defined terms, schedules and diligence records. Available soon in Legora.

Opus 5.5 is one of the highest-performing models we've evaluated. In an M&A drafting task, the model was asked to draft a purchase agreement and disclosure schedules from the deal file: → It completed the required consents schedule with the relevant landlord consent, change of control waiver, and contracts containing anti-assignment or change of control provisions. The comparison output left the schedule blank and listed these as items to address later. → It correctly defined the restricted territory as the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, while leaving Australia bracketed for client confirmation. The comparison output included only the United States. → It capped each stockholder’s indemnity liability at their pro rata share of damages, rather than the consideration they received. Opus 5.5 will soon be available to Legora customers.

When a regulation changes, you have to to catch it, work out what it means, and present that to the relevant stakeholders. In this demo, Legal Engineer Wictor Björklund shows how a Monitor tracking the EU AI Act flags a regulatory update, and asks the Agent to update his last board presentation to reflect it, keeping the layout and style untouched. The outcome is a new version of the PowerPoint presentation, ready to review, edit further, or send as is.

Who owns the model? Where should a legal team's intelligence live? These questions are at the center of many conversations in legal AI, but we think the most important question to answer is: what produces the best outcome for every legal task? As CTO @jacsebl and CPO Bryan Tsao explain, there is no best model. Different models lead on different tasks, and the frontier changes almost weekly. At Legora, we use the best available model for each task, and invest in the system, where intelligence compounds and remains editable, auditable, and portable. We post-train when we know it delivers our customers better performance on a specialized task. Training is a tool, not a strategy. No lawyer should have to worry about which model did the work. Just whether the work holds up.

We're welcoming Salesforce to Legora. Salesforce has adopted Legora across its Legal and Corporate Affairs organization, in North America, EMEA, and APAC, complementing its use of Agentforce and Slack. This is what an AI-native legal function looks like in practice: a connected stack built for real legal work, at scale. “AI is reshaping how legal teams operate, and with Slack and Agentforce we're building an AI-native, trust-first legal function that empowers our team to work more efficiently and focus their time where it can have the greatest impact. Adding Legora to our transformation portfolio gives our team additional legal tools to support research, drafting, and other workflows, so they can spend more time on the work that requires their expertise and judgment,” said Erica Swainson, VP, Legal Innovation & Strategic Initiatives, Salesforce. With Legora, Salesforce's legal team will stay ahead of an evolving regulatory landscape, apply consistent negotiating positions at scale, and handle more research and drafting directly, with lawyers staying in control where judgment is required. That's the Legora aOS: a single connected system of AI tools that plans, executes, reviews, and delivers legal work end to end.

Every lawyer knows the struggle of receiving an RFP, gathering relevant materials, and spending hours manually formatting a presentation to match firm guidelines. In this demo, Legal Engineer Fred Leader shows you how to use the Legora Agent to turn raw documents, pitch materials, and client context directly into professionally designed, branded PowerPoint presentations in just a few clicks.

One of the biggest frustrations we hear from clients is that they can't access the best data and the best technology in one platform. We don't want you to have to choose. Legora's legal research will combine access to comprehensive data with AI-native navigation. We are building the world's most comprehensive legal dataset, mapped into a full ontology of how the law relates, including an AI-native citator that tracks what's still good law. We are building this in every country around the world. The future of legal research is global. Live in limited beta in the US now, more to come soon.