Company record

Legora

Updated November 2, 2026 · Presspool

Legora is a collaborative AI platform that helps lawyers review, research, draft and advise. legora.com

Funding

Latest announced financing: $550 million, Series E, led by Atreides Management, announced October 21, 2026.

• $550 million Series E, announced October 21, 2026. Led by Atreides Management. $8.8 billion post-money valuation; new investors include Baron Capital, Capital Group, Fidelity Management & Research Company, Glade Brook Capital Partners and J.P. Morgan; existing investors including Accel, Benchmark, Bessemer Venture Partners, General Catalyst, ICONIQ participated. Listed in the AI startup funding roster for October 18–24, 2026. Sources: Legora, TechCrunch.
• $50M Series D extension, announced April 30, 2026. Sources: legora.com.

The 2 rounds on Presspool's record add up to $600 million, announced between April 30, 2026 and October 21, 2026. Rounds the record does not hold are not counted.

Of the 6 Series E rounds with exactly stated amounts in dollars on Presspool's weekly rosters since September 21, 2026, Legora's $550 million is the largest; their median is $281 million.

Whether AI names Legora

• On the Legal AI map: named or cited in 26 of 52 answers to Presspool's Legal AI questions on November 2, 2026 (ChatGPT 5 of 8, Claude 3 of 8, Perplexity 6 of 8, Gemini 4 of 8, Copilot 4 of 8, Google AI Mode 3 of 8, Google AI Overviews 1 of 4). See the map. Of the 32 companies on the map, Legora ranked joint 3rd by answers naming or citing it in that sample. The other companies AI names most on Legal AI questions: Harvey (48 of 52), Spellbook (33 of 52), Luminance (26 of 52), LegalOn (11 of 52), Eve (10 of 52) and Wordsmith (10 of 52). Most often named in the same answers: Harvey (26), Luminance (16), Spellbook (15), Wordsmith (10), EvenUp (7).
• Machine Relations Index: Not cited in any Machine Relations Index answer, May 10, 2026 to October 30, 2026.

A company counts when an AI answer names it or cites its website. Answers vary from run to run, so each count is a dated sample.

Week by week

Answers that named or cited Legora in each weekly sample of Presspool's Legal AI questions, by the Monday of the sample week. A row is added every week.

Sources AI cites when it names Legora

Counted over only the answers that named or cited the company. Each count is a dated sample and does not say why the company was named.

Related records

Also on the Legal AI map: August, Briefpoint, Chamelio, Clearbrief, Crosby, Darrow, DeepJudge, Definely, Eudia, Eve, EvenUp, Falcon and 19 more on the map.

Closest rounds in the roster for October 18–24, 2026: Pigment ($250 million Series E, October 21, 2026), Pathos AI ($237 million Series E, October 23, 2026), ASI ($325 million Series C, October 20, 2026), Flapping Airplanes ($1 billion Series A, October 21, 2026), doubleAI ($200M Series A, October 19, 2026), Arda Industries ($160 million Series A, October 20, 2026).

Atreides Management, which led its round of October 21, 2026, also led CScale ($145 million Series C, September 30, 2026), Crusoe ($3.9 billion Series F (initial closing), September 17, 2026) and Fireworks AI ($1.505 billion Series D, July 16, 2026).

Benchmark, named as an investor in its round of October 21, 2026, led Hone ($60 million Seed, October 8, 2026) and Greptile ($25M Series A, September 23, 2025). It is also named as an investor in Greptile ($50 million Series B, October 19, 2026) and Numeral ($100 million Series C, September 23, 2026).

Bessemer Venture Partners, named as an investor in its round of October 21, 2026, led Upwind ($400 million Series C, October 28, 2026), Mach9 ($34 million Series A, October 21, 2026), doubleAI ($200M Series A, October 19, 2026), Ampersand ($15 million Series A, October 6, 2026), Infino ($7.5 million Seed, October 6, 2026) and EliseAI ($350 million, round type not disclosed, September 29, 2026). 2 more of its rounds are on its page.

General Catalyst, named as an investor in its round of October 21, 2026, led Collective ($40 million Series B, October 29, 2026), Different ($48 million Seed, October 20, 2026), Context.dev ($9M Seed, October 19, 2026), Modal ($355 million Series C, May 21, 2026), Parloa ($350M Series D, January 15, 2026) and General Intuition ($133.7M Seed, October 16, 2025). 6 more of its rounds are on its page.

ICONIQ, named as an investor in its round of October 21, 2026, led Braintrust ($80M Series B, February 17, 2026). It is also named as an investor in Pigment ($250 million Series E, October 21, 2026).

Founders on the record

• Max Junestrand, CEO and co-founder. Source.

Sources

• Own site
• Independent source
• Legora
• TechCrunch

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