Legora

Legora announced on 23 September 2026 a content partnership with The American Law Institute, licensing ALI's Restatements of the Law into Legora's legal research platform. The Restatements are authoritative secondary sources produced by leading judges, lawyers and academics and routinely cited by US courts. Licensed authoritative content is a scarce asset in legal AI, and securing it narrows Legora's gap with Thomson Reuters and Harvey in US research workflows days after reports of a $300M+ raise at an $8.5B pre-money valuation.

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Bloomberg reported on 2026-09-22 that Stockholm-based legal AI company Legora is in talks for a new funding round valuing it at around $8.5 billion. Follow-on coverage puts the raise at at least $300 million pre-money, up more than 50% from the $5.55 billion valuation of its $550M Series D co-led by Accel and Benchmark in March 2026 (extended by $50M in April). A step-up of that size within six months directly repriced the reference mark for Legora secondaries.

Source: Bloomberg

On Sept. 16, 2026, Legora announced that Salesforce has selected it for its legal teams in the US, Europe and APAC, to support research, drafting and other workflows alongside Salesforce's own Slack and Agentforce tools. Salesforce VP Erica Swainson and Legora CEO Max Junestrand both commented in the release. A global rollout at a company that builds much of its own legal tech is a marquee in-house win for Legora beyond law firms.

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Legora is reportedly in talks to raise a new funding round at a $10 billion valuation, nearly doubling its previous valuation. The Swedish legal AI company's potential raise comes amid a broader legal AI funding surge, with rival Harvey also approaching a $15.5 billion valuation.

Source: The Next Web