A major international law firm is going all in on a specific legal AI platform. White & Case, a top ten firm in the U.S., plans to deploy Legora's artificial intelligence software across all forty-three of its global offices. The partnership between the firm and the legaltech startup also includes co-developing new products, like the recently revealed Legora Portal, a tool meant to streamline how corporate legal departments and outside law firms work together.
The Legora Portal acts as a shared digital workspace, allowing in-house lawyers to automate routine tasks and integrate their external counsel more directly. A key feature lets law firms create and distribute custom AI workflows for common jobs such as contract review and due diligence. White & Case executives cited Legora's rapid innovation and collaborative approach as reasons for the firm-wide adoption.
Legora, founded just last year, has quickly become a heavyweight in its niche. The company achieved a valuation of one point eight billion dollars after a recent funding round. It has also formed alliances with other professional services giants, including a partnership with Deloitte Legal in the United Kingdom. Another firm, Webber Wentzel in South Africa, has designated Legora as the primary technology partner for its innovation lab. This expansive rollout represents a strategic bet by White & Case on integrating specialized AI deeply into its global practice.
The Legora Portal acts as a shared digital workspace, allowing in-house lawyers to automate routine tasks and integrate their external counsel more directly. A key feature lets law firms create and distribute custom AI workflows for common jobs such as contract review and due diligence. White & Case executives cited Legora's rapid innovation and collaborative approach as reasons for the firm-wide adoption.
Legora, founded just last year, has quickly become a heavyweight in its niche. The company achieved a valuation of one point eight billion dollars after a recent funding round. It has also formed alliances with other professional services giants, including a partnership with Deloitte Legal in the United Kingdom. Another firm, Webber Wentzel in South Africa, has designated Legora as the primary technology partner for its innovation lab. This expansive rollout represents a strategic bet by White & Case on integrating specialized AI deeply into its global practice.
