Fundraises in May top $160m: What it means
5 June 2025
Legal tech startups raised in excess of $145m in May, led by the Series Bs of Swedish GenAI startup Legora – which raised $80m – and the $60m raise by
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Taylor Wessing signs up with Legora following successful pilot
5 June 2025
Global law firm Taylor Wessing has signed with GenAI startup Legora following a successful pilot involving more than 80 lawyers across multiple Taylor Wessing offices. Legora will be rolled out
BayPine acquires majority stake in Harbor from Renovus Capital
4 June 2025
Global legal technology consultancy Harbor Global has been acquired by BayPine, a Boston-headquartered private investment firm that specialises in digital transformation. BayPine is acquiring a majority stake from Harbor’s initial
Webinar: Elite’s journey, strategy and roadmap for 2025 and beyond
4 June 2025
Two years on from becoming an independent company backed by TPG, Elite is a different organisation, with a different outlook. We’ll be joined by CEO Mark Dorman to discuss Elite’s
Wordsmith AI Raises $25M Series A and hits $100m valuation in record time
3 June 2025
Edinburgh-headquartered legal intelligence startup Wordsmith AI has secured a $25m Series A led by Index Ventures to scale its AI infrastructure and expand its legal agents business. The company, which raised
Nathan Hayes talks Three Crowns, GenAI, and not throwing out good tech practice
3 June 2025
“The engagement now from senior management across all firms is excellent and I don’t think we’ve ever had that sort of support but equally, we shouldn’t all be throwing out
Thomson Reuters launches agentic AI capability in CoCounsel
2 June 2025
Thomson Reuters today (2 June) announced the launch of new agentic AI capability, beginning with CoCounsel for tax, audit, and accounting professionals. While today’s most advanced AI assistants can generate
GenAI round table takeaways: Be dazzled by outcomes, not shiny things
2 June 2025
Sometimes during a period of intense change, we spend so much time looking at how far there is to go, that we forget to look at how far we have