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Legora (formerly Leya)

Total raised$816.0M
StageSeries D
Hiring pace147 roles / 90d
Founded2023
Team size51-200
HQStockholm
Industries
SaaSLegalAI/MLB2BEnterprise Software

About Legora (formerly Leya)

Leya is a Y Combinator–backed startup building an AI assistant for lawyers. It aims to become the leading authority in Legal AI. In its first three months, Leya grew from 0 to over 50 law firms using its platform, and it plans to grow significantly in 2024. The idea originated from lawyers' frustration with having to read through hundreds of pages to answer a simple legal query. Leya serves the B2B market by providing software to law firms and legal departments, and it has offices in Stockholm, Sweden and Kraków, Poland, while being open to remote work.

Open positions · 100

Company at a glance

Location
Stockholm
Websitelegora.com
LinkedInLinkedIn

Location

Culture & values

We ship fast and give each other large responsibilities.

Our team includes hackers, deep learning researchers, front-end wizards, and product designers, all with exceptional enthusiasm for what we are building.

We currently have offices in Stockholm and Kraków, and we are also open to remote work.

We are having a blast doing it.

There is a focus on making interactions with AI intuitive while maintaining the workflows that lawyers have perfected.

Team obsessions include building a legal AI assistant that can effectively answer any legal question and improving AI interactions for lawyers.

Life at Legora (formerly Leya)

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