BMW Group announced a rollout of Legora across its in-house legal team. The platform is intended to support legal research, review, and drafting workflows.

Legora expanded its legal AI training program to the UK, with King's College London, The City Law School, and BPP University Law School joining first. Students will use Legora in pro bono clinics.

Justice Connect announced a rollout of Legora, framing it as a way to improve access to justice. Legora dated the announcement September 25.

Brodies and Legora announced a strategic partnership following a firm-wide pilot. Legora dated the announcement September 25.

Veolia selected Legora to support its global legal function. Legora dated the announcement September 24.

Legora announced a partnership with The American Law Institute to bring Restatements of the Law into its legal research platform. The announcement was dated September 23.

Bradley announced a firm-wide rollout of Legora. Legora listed the announcement in its newsroom on September 23.

Legora announced that its plugin is available in ChatGPT Enterprise. Lawyers can ask legal questions in ChatGPT and receive grounded answers with citations linking back to Legora for source review.

Salesforce adopted Legora across its Legal and Corporate Affairs organization in North America, EMEA, and APAC, alongside Agentforce and Slack. The rollout supports legal research, drafting, and other workflows.

xAI announced that Grok Bot is available for enterprise customers, adding access, network and audit controls for organization-wide use. Grok and Cursor Enterprise customers receive free usage for two weeks, and xAI cited Legora, Supermicro and ServiceTitan among organizations using Grok Bot.

Legora announced a deeper NetDocuments integration through a new Model Context Protocol connection. Mutual customers will be able to search and use governed NetDocuments content inside Legora while retaining existing document access controls and ethical-wall boundaries.

Legora joined Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise for Legal preview as a launch partner. Through a beta MCP connection, approved mutual customers will be able to ask Legora legal questions within Gemini Enterprise and receive answers linked back to Legora for source review and citations.

Legora and Intapp announced a strategic partnership connecting Legora with Intapp Walls for AI compliance and Intapp Time for AI-driven time capture. The companies also plan a phased Legora Agent–Intapp Celeste integration, with availability details to follow for mutual customers.

Legora announced a strategic brand partnership with tennis champion and entrepreneur Venus Williams. The collaboration will explore preparation, decision-making and performance under pressure across sport, business, entrepreneurship and leadership, and support Legora’s “The Long Game” sports platform.

Legora and Avvoka announced an integration that brings Avvoka’s document automation into Legora, allowing customers to generate commonly drafted contracts with intelligent template selection and bulk drafting. The integration is expected to be available to beta customers by Q4 2026.

Legora announced the addition of comprehensive U.S. primary-law coverage to its legal research data sources, including federal and state appellate case law, continuously updated statutes and regulations, and federal agency guidance. The materials are sourced from courts, official reporters, government agencies, and trusted partners, then verified and structured on Legora’s infrastructure.

On 2026-08-13, reports said Swedish legal-AI company Legora was in early discussions with investors to raise new funding at a valuation of at least $10 billion, potentially involving both new capital and secondary share sales. No financing amount was disclosed and no round had closed; the reported terms could change.

Legora announced the acquisition of London-based Wexler, whose fact-intelligence platform extracts, verifies, and reasons over the factual record.

The new integration combines Legora’s collaborative AI with Docusign’s end-to-end agreement workflows for in-house legal teams.

Legora introduced its aOS as a single connected system for the information, communication, and execution of legal work.

Legora announced a $50 million extension of its Series D financing, bringing the total equity raised in the round to $600 million.

Legora announced the acquisition of Canadian agent-native legal AI company Walter AI, expanding its agentic platform and workflow capabilities for legal teams.

Legora announced a $550 million Series D funding round at a $5.55 billion valuation to accelerate its US expansion.

Legora launched Portal, an AI-powered platform designed to reimagine collaboration between law firms and in-house legal teams; it initially entered a design-partnership phase with customers including Linklaters, Cleary Gottlieb, Goodwin, and Deloitte.