Legal AI company Legora has raised $550 million in a Series E funding round that values it at $8.8bn post-money
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Cristina Espín Martí has joined Legora as lead legal engineer for Iberia and LATAM, moving into legal tech after almost 14 years at Spanish IP firm Elzaburu
Following the announcement of its Madrid launch in June, the company highlights the leadership of Spanish law firms in AI adoption and expects strong growth in the country
OpenAI has unveiled Astra for Law, a new platform built around GPT-6 Astra and configured for professional legal research
Legora launches AI-native legal research built on comprehensive legal data, a full ontology of law and an AI-native citator.
The decision to adopt the technology followed an internal analysis in which the firm identified its specific operational needs
The company is targeting a combined EMEA headcount of 700 within the next 6–12 months, with hiring across all four locations already underway
Barcelona-based law firm Toda & Nel-lo has begun rolling out the Legora artificial intelligence platform across all its practice areas, positioning itself among the first mid-market Spanish law firms to adopt the specialist legaltech solution.
by nicola di molfetta Legora choosing Jude Law as the face of its new promotional campaign isn’t just a brilliant publicity move. It’s a broader hint — almost a cultural statement — at how technology
Legora, the collaborative artificial intelligence platform for lawyers, has announced the completion of a $150 million Series C funding round with a valuation of $1.8 billion. The round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with significant participation
