London-based real estate legal AI platform Orbital has raised $60 million in Series B funding to expand its presence in the U.S. market and build what it envisions as a comprehensive workspace for real estate legal work.
The round was led by New York-based growth fund Brighton Park Capital, with participation from a diverse…
The deadline is fast approaching to pick the 15 legal tech startups that will get to compete at the 10th-annual Startup Alley at ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago, March 25-28, 2026. Your votes determine the 15 companies that get the opportunity to face off in a live pitch competition that is the opening-night event of this year’s…
Last week, NetDocuments announced the acquisition of OpenText eDocs, marking a shift in the document management landscape for law firms. In response to this development, Universal Migrator has announced that it is making its complete library of eDocs migration tools available to all NetDocuments consultants globally at no cost.
Universal Migrator’s decision is designed to…
Amid the ongoing debate over whether AI will replace lawyers, the legal tech company Eve is offering a different answer: It won’t replace them, but it will autonomously handle much of the routine work they used to do themselves, to give them more time for higher-value legal work.
The company has unveiled Eve 2.0,…
LexisNexis Legal & Professional today announced the commercial preview launch in the United States of a comprehensive set of hundreds of AI workflows within its LexisNexis Protégé AI assistant. The launch combines hundreds of pre-built litigation and transactional workflows with a custom workflow builder in what the company describes as an integrated, private, and secure…
Antidote, an AI-powered billing compliance platform for law firms, announced today it has raised $5 million in seed funding led by Lakestar, with participation from Concept Ventures, The LegalTech Fund, and several unnamed industry angels. The round brings the London-based company’s total funding to $7 million, following a $2 million pre-seed round in 2025.…
Gabriel Pereyra and Winston Weinberg started legal AI company Harvey in 2022 as roommates in a San Francisco apartment. Pereyra had been working on AI research at Meta and Google, while Weinberg was a first-year litigation associate at O’Melveny & Myers. Today, they still share that same apartment, but their…
Litera today launched an iOS mobile app for Litera One, its AI-enabled legal platform, extending its agentic AI capabilities to iPhone and iPad devices with what the company describes as “true two-way continuity” between desktop and mobile environments.
The app addresses a practical challenge facing lawyers who need to maintain productivity across multiple devices…
Alexi Technologies has filed its answer and counterclaim against Fastcase, vLex, and Clio, accusing the newly merged legal technology giant of manufacturing breach-of-contract allegations as a pretext to eliminate a competitor in the AI legal research market.
In December, Fastcase, now owned by Clio, sued Alexi in the U.S. District Court for the…
What’s in store for legal tech and innovation in 2026? That was the topic of our most recent Legaltech Week live show, in which our panel of legal tech journalists shared their predictions for the year ahead.
But if you missed it, no problem. Here are both the video and audio recordings.
Remember, our show…
In the last in a series of interviews recorded during the ClioCon conference in Boston in October 2025, we bring you a doubleheader – two interviews with two of the legal tech company’s key executives.
In the first, LawNext host Bob Ambrogi speaks with Reagan Attle,…
I have had a strong interest in online dispute resolution ever since at least 1996, when I wrote what I was later told was the first published article about ODR, Cyberspace Becomes Forum for Resolving Disputes. I was so curious about the concept that, in 1999, I put that interest to work, becoming a…
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