Legora

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Collaborative AI platform for law firms to review, research and draft legal work

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Legora

What it is

Legora is a legal AI platform for law firms and in-house legal teams. Founded in Stockholm in 2023 under the name Leya, it rebranded as Legora in 2025. The product helps lawyers review large sets of documents in table form, research questions with cited sources, draft and edit inside Microsoft Word and keep work organized. Its Agent can plan, carry out and review multi-step legal tasks, while Monitors scan regulatory changes and surface what matters to a team. The company describes the whole system as an agentic operating system for legal work, with security and governance controls for firms. Pricing is not published, and access starts with a demo request.

Key features

Tabular review of large document sets
Agent for multi-step legal tasks
Microsoft Word add-in for drafting
Regulatory change monitoring

What we liked

+ Built specifically for lawyers
+ Collaboration features for teams
+ Agentic research with cited sources

Worth noting

· No public pricing
· Demo required before access

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

Legal teams spend huge amounts of time reading, comparing and summarizing documents, and that is exactly where this platform focuses. What sets Legora apart is its emphasis on collaboration: lawyers and AI work in shared spaces, so a review table or research thread can be passed around a team instead of living in one person's chat history. The company started as Leya in Stockholm in 2023 and rebranded as Legora in 2025.

Tabular review that pulls answers from many contracts or filings into one comparable grid
An Agent that plans, executes and checks multi-step legal work before handing it back
Research that searches the web and cites the sources behind each answer
A Microsoft Word add-in so drafting and editing stay in a familiar tool
Monitors that scan regulatory changes and flag what is relevant to a team

It is best for law firms and in-house legal departments that handle high volumes of documents and want AI built around legal workflows rather than a general chatbot. Pricing is quoted after a demo. A practical tip: bring a real sample matter, such as a batch of contracts you have already reviewed, to the demo so you can compare the platform's output against work you know well.