Legora, founded by 25-year-old Max Junestrand, is challenging the legal tech giant Harvey in the AI software market for lawyers.
The Stockholm-based startup has gained traction in the US market, recently signing Goodwin as a client and opening an office in New York.
Legora's digital workspace built on language models is used in nearly 20 countries by over 250 clients, including Bird & Bird and Mannheimer Swartling.
The startup introduced new product features to cater to global tier-one firms and has secured significant funding from investors like Benchmark and Y Combinator.
Junestrand, a former professional gamer, founded Legora with Sigge Labor and August Erséus, leveraging large-scale language models like ChatGPT for legal tasks.
Legora's software facilitates document analysis and provides intuitive features for legal professionals, competing with established players like LexisNexis and Thompson Reuters.
Despite the advantages of incumbents in legal tech, Junestrand believes Legora's nimble engineering team can outpace competitors in adopting the latest AI trends.
Junestrand emphasizes that the best product will prevail in the legal tech space, even against Harvey's association with OpenAI, with Legora optimizing for speed and execution.
Legora's mission to disrupt the legal tech market with innovative AI solutions positions them as a formidable challenger to industry giants.
Junestrand's strategic approach and focus on evolving technology showcase Legora's commitment to delivering cutting-edge tools for legal professionals.