New legal startups are launching at a fortuitous time, and owe their growth to more than just technology advances.

Private equity firms are increasingly investing in legal tech startups. The startups are getting an abundance of funding from these investors, but it comes at a cost. Legal tech startups will likely ...

Legal tech companies, and especially VC-fuelled startups, have an ARR problem. At its core is how you define ‘Annual ...

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this newsletter…why a legal AI startup shows there's more to the AI boom than just foundation models; Zoox starts offering robotaxi rides in San Francisco; it's ...

I've got a brief on some legal beef. Two AI startups are duking it out over the future of corporate law. Harvey and Legora both agree that artificial intelligence will upend the legal world. But they ...

Artificial intelligence companies are intensifying efforts to recruit law students, signaling a major shift in the legal hiring landscape. AI startups are aggressively targeting future lawyers as they ...

Legal tech is entering its consolidation era. Early signs are already visible. This week, Harvey, an $8 billion legal software giant, acquired Hexus, a sales tech startup built by former Google and ...

Legal tech funding continues to remain strong, with Q1 2026 data from Legal Complex showing that $2.34 billion was raised ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TruLegal (formerly TRU Staffing Partners), a provider of AI-enabled talent solutions for modern legal teams, today announced the creation of “D3: Dinner.

FREMONT, Calif., Feb. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- With the increasing enforcement of U.S. federal and state AI laws, Southeast Asian legal-tech firms that want to enter the U.S. market must comply ...

Legal tech giants like Harvey and Filevine are buying startups to add new features to their software. The consolidation is driven by increased demand for legal software with more features. Smaller ...