Companies

Sedgwick is a private-equity-backed global claims management and loss adjusting company that entered legal technology by acquiring Bottomline's legal spend management business in 2025.

Xakia is an independent Australian legal technology company, founded in 2016 and still led by its founder, that builds matter management and legal operations software for in-house legal teams.

Zuva is a Toronto-based, venture-backed legal AI company, spun out of Kira Systems in 2021, that provides contract analysis technology and sell-side deal diligence services.

Yarris Technologies is an Australian-owned software company, founded in 1995 and still privately held, that builds the Dazychain legal matter management platform for in-house legal teams.

Workday is a publicly traded enterprise software company, NASDAQ listed as WDAY, that sells finance, HR and AI contract intelligence software, including the acquired Evisort platform, to enterprises.

Wolters Kluwer is a Dutch information services and software group, publicly traded on Euronext Amsterdam, that sells enterprise legal management software to corporate legal departments.

Tonkean is a process orchestration software company, acquired by procurement software vendor Coupa in 2026, whose intake and workflow automation is used by corporate legal operations teams.

Robin AI is a London legal artificial intelligence company, founded in 2019 and venture-backed, that built contract review software and was substantially broken up between late 2025 and early 2026.

Thomson Reuters is a Canadian information and software group, publicly traded and controlled by the Thomson family, that sells legal research, AI and matter management products to legal departments.

Reveal is a private-equity-backed US e-discovery company, backed by K1 Investment Management, that builds AI-driven discovery and legal data software for corporate legal teams and law firms.

Relativity is a Chicago-based legal technology company, founded in 2001 as kCura and backed by Silver Lake, that builds e-discovery and compliance software for legal departments and law firms.

Priori Legal is a venture-backed New York legal technology company that operates a vetted marketplace and panel management software connecting in-house legal teams with outside counsel.

Spellbook is a venture-backed Canadian legal AI company, founded in 2018 as Rally, that builds contract drafting and review software for in-house legal teams and law firms.

Plexus is an Australian legal technology company, founded in Melbourne in 2011 and still led by its founder, that builds legal workflow and contract automation software for in-house legal teams.

PandaDoc is a venture-backed American document automation company, headquartered in San Francisco, that sells electronic signature and contract workflow software to growing businesses.

OpenText is a publicly traded Canadian information management company, listed on NASDAQ and the TSX as OTEX, that builds content, eDiscovery and security software for large organizations.

Ontra is a venture-backed San Francisco legal technology company, founded in 2014 as InCloudCounsel, that builds AI contract automation and entity management software for private markets firms.

Matters+ is a small British legal technology vendor, based in London and closely tied to helpdesk software maker Deskpro, that builds matter management software for in-house legal teams.

Onit is an Atlanta legal technology company, backed by private equity firm K1 Investment Management since 2019, that sells enterprise legal management and contract software to corporate legal teams.

NMBL Technologies is a founder-owned Chicago legal technology startup, formed in 2018 by attorneys and technologists, that builds the Proxy legal workflow platform for corporate legal departments.

NetDocuments is a private-equity-owned American document management company, held by Warburg Pincus and Cove Hill Partners, that serves law firms and corporate legal departments.

Litera is a private-equity-owned American legal technology company, majority backed by Hg since 2019, that builds drafting, document and workflow software for law firms and legal teams.

Mitratech is a private-equity-owned Austin software company, majority held by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan since 2021, that sells legal, risk, compliance and HR software to large enterprises.

Malbek is a venture-backed New Jersey software company that builds AI-native contract lifecycle management software for corporate legal, procurement and sales teams.

Luminance Technologies Ltd. is a venture-backed British legal AI company, founded in Cambridge in 2015, that builds contract drafting, negotiation and analysis software for businesses and law firms.

Lextegrity is a Chicago compliance technology company, acquired by Case IQ in January 2025, that builds anti-corruption and risk monitoring software for corporate compliance and legal teams.

Litify is a New York legal technology company, majority-owned by Bessemer Venture Partners since 2023, that builds Salesforce-native case management software for law firms and legal departments.

LinkSquares is a venture-backed Boston legal technology company that builds AI-driven contract lifecycle management and contract intelligence software for corporate legal departments.

Legalmation is a venture-backed Los Angeles legal technology company that builds AI litigation response automation for corporate legal departments, insurers and defense law firms.

LegalSifter is a Pittsburgh-based contract technology company, backed by Carrick Capital Partners, that combines AI contract review software with attorney-led services for corporate legal teams.

LawVu is a venture-backed New Zealand software company, founded in 2015, that builds a legal workspace combining matters, contracts and spend management for corporate in-house legal teams.

Lawgood is an independent, founder-led legal technology company based in Los Angeles that builds a crowdsourced contract and clause drafting tool for in-house legal teams and law firms.

LegalBillReview is a privately held Delaware company, founded in 2016, that provides attorney-led outside counsel invoice review and billing compliance services to corporate legal departments.

LawAdvisor Ventures is a London-based legal technology company, founded in Australia in 2015, that builds legal project management and contract software for law firms and in-house legal teams.

LawTrades is a venture-backed American legal services company, founded in 2016, that operates an on-demand marketplace connecting in-house legal teams with freelance legal professionals.

Ivo is a venture-backed AI contract technology company, founded in New Zealand in 2022 and now based in San Francisco, that builds contract review software for in-house legal teams.

LawGeex is an Israeli legal technology company, founded in 2014 and privately held, that builds AI contract review and redlining software for corporate legal departments.

Juro is a venture-backed British legal technology company, founded in London in 2016, that builds an AI-enabled contract automation platform for in-house legal and business teams.

Josef is an independent Australian legal technology company, founded in 2017 and still founder-led, that builds no-code legal automation and AI question answering software for in-house legal teams.

Ironclad is an independent, venture-backed San Francisco software company, founded in 2014, that builds contract lifecycle management and contract AI software for corporate legal teams.

IntelligenceBank is an Australian marketing operations software company, backed by Five Elms Capital, that sells the Red Marker content compliance platform to brands in regulated industries.

Everlaw is a venture-backed American legal technology company, founded in 2010 and still independent, that builds cloud-native ediscovery and investigations software for legal teams.

iManage is a Chicago document and knowledge management software company, independent since a 2015 management buyout from HP, serving law firms and corporate legal departments.

Harvey is a venture-backed American legal artificial intelligence company, founded in 2022 and valued at $15.5 billion in 2026, that builds AI systems for law firms and corporate legal departments.

HaystackID is a private-equity-backed eDiscovery, digital forensics and managed review services firm, recapitalized by Quad-C Management in 2020, that serves corporations and law firms.

Exterro is a private-equity-controlled US software company, backed by Leeds Equity Partners, that sells e-discovery, legal hold, data privacy and digital forensics software to corporate legal teams.

Gimmal is a Houston information governance software company, acquired by legal services provider Morae Global Corporation in 2025, that serves corporate legal, records and compliance teams.

DataGrail is an independent, venture-backed San Francisco software company founded in 2018 that automates data privacy compliance for legal, privacy and compliance teams.

Consilio is a private-equity-owned legal services and technology company, majority owned by Stone Point Capital, that provides eDiscovery, document review and legal operations support worldwide.

Elevate is a founder-led, privately held law company headquartered in Phoenix that provides legal software, managed legal services and consulting to corporate law departments and law firms.

Contracts365 is a privately held, founder-led American software company, formerly Corridor Company, that builds contract lifecycle management software for organizations running Microsoft 365.

Leah is a venture-backed British enterprise AI company, formerly ContractPodAi, that builds agentic contract, legal, procurement and finance software for large multinational organizations.

CS DISCO is a publicly traded legal technology company based in Austin, Texas, trading on the NYSE as LAW, that builds cloud ediscovery and AI review software for corporate legal teams and law firms.

Casepoint is a Thoma Bravo-backed legal and government technology company, merged with OPEXUS in 2025, that builds cloud eDiscovery and investigations software for enterprises and agencies.

Conga is a private-equity-owned enterprise software company, majority-held by Thoma Bravo, that builds contract lifecycle management, quoting and document automation software for large organizations.

Clearbrief is a venture-backed Seattle software company, founded in 2020, that builds AI citation verification and legal writing tools inside Microsoft Word for litigators, courts and legal teams.

Clio is a private, venture-backed Canadian legal software company, valued at 5 billion dollars in 2025, that builds practice management, legal research and AI tools for law firms and legal teams.

Checkbox.ai is a Sydney-based, venture-backed legal technology company that builds AI-driven intake, triage and matter management software for corporate in-house legal teams.

Brightflag is an Irish enterprise legal management software company, acquired by Wolters Kluwer in 2025, that builds AI-driven legal spend and matter management software for corporate legal teams.

BriefBox is a privately held, Singapore-headquartered legal technology company that builds a modular legal operations and matter management platform for in-house legal departments.

CaseGlide is a privately held Florida software company that builds litigation management and legal spend technology for insurance claims organisations and corporate legal departments.

Bryter is an independent, venture-backed German legal technology company that builds no-code workflow automation and AI assistant software for corporate legal and compliance teams.

Briefpoint is an independent, venture-backed American legal technology company that builds AI software for drafting and answering written discovery in litigation.

Bottomline is a private-equity-owned business payments and cash management software company that left legal technology in 2025 when it sold its legal spend business to Sedgwick.

Berkman Solutions is a privately held Portland, Oregon legal technology company that has sold the Lextree entity and contract management application to corporate legal teams since the mid-2000s.

Betty Blocks is a privately held Dutch no-code application development company, backed by Dutch institutional investors, that sells a build-your-own platform to law firms and legal departments.

AODocs is an Atlanta-based document management software company, bootstrapped and independently owned, selling cloud content and contract repositories to enterprise legal and compliance teams.

BigFork Technologies is a privately held Arizona software company, founded by former GoDaddy legal leaders, that builds the ALOE legal operations and contract management platform for in-house teams.

Agiloft is a California contract lifecycle management vendor, majority-owned by KKR since 2024, that sells AI-driven contract software to corporate legal, procurement and finance teams.