Get ready for legal tech's merger mania

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Sona and Mariam Sulakian.

Filevine

Harvey's CEO explains his early tactic to get customers: telling lawyers how bad their arguments were

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Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg
Harvey's CEO reveals an early tactic that helped him win customers for his legal AI startup.

Harvey

This consultant advised Big Law at McKinsey. Now Sequoia is backing his AI startup for in-house lawyers.

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Nick Fleisher.

Sandstone

Google researchers find the best AI model is 69% right

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The law and AI technology
The law and AI technology

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How can lawyers stop AI's hallucinations? More AI, of course.

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It's hard to stop a curious legal associate from pasting a draft into a free, browser-based chatbot like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

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Harvey's CEO says the $1 trillion legal market is too big for any one player — even the $8 billion startup — to dominate

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Winston Weinberg

Harvey

Harvey's $8 billion question: How much money does it actually save lawyers?

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Winston Weinberg

Harvey

A 30-year-old lawyer quit Big Law. Days later, she had a term sheet to raise $2.5 million for an AI law firm.

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Logan Brown

Soxton

2025 sparked a legal tech funding frenzy. Here were some of the notable deals.

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Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia
Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legal tech has had a breakout year for VC funding, which reached $3.2 billion in 2025. As the sector attracts investment, questions remain about a bubble and real revenue gains. Meanwhile, law firms are exploring ways to utilize AI to deliver better and faster service.

New York is the San Francisco of legal tech

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Max Junestrand

Legora

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