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Legora launched an ecosystem of more than 30 integrations spanning document management, enterprise search, data rooms, eDiscovery, ethical walls, billing, contracting and productivity applications.

Legora launched Intake, an agentic front door for in-house legal teams that converts Slack requests into tracked work and prepares responses using the team's Skills and playbooks.

A third-party jobs tracker listed 279 open positions associated with Legora; the figure may include duplicates or syndicated listings.

Legora's customer page reported more than 90,000 lawyers using the platform across over 1,790 teams worldwide.

Legora launched Skills so legal teams can encode their standards, processes and preferences for the Legora Agent.

Legora launched Lists, allowing its agent to populate structured legal work products directly from source documents.

Legora reported serving 800 law firms and in-house legal teams in more than 50 markets, supporting tens of thousands of lawyers daily.

Legora reported growing from 40 to 400 team members over the preceding year.

Legora raised $550 million in a Series D led by Accel to accelerate U.S. expansion.

Legora reported more than 400 law-firm and in-house customers in over 40 markets, alongside a team of nearly 200.

Legora completed a $150 million Series C led by Bessemer Venture Partners to accelerate global expansion and product development.

Legora launched an agentic framework for orchestrating multi-step legal tasks from natural-language instructions.

Legora raised $80 million in Series B financing led by ICONIQ and General Catalyst.