Goodwin has partnered with legal AI platform, Legora, in the United States. The firm will use this innovative tool to help optimise Goodwin’s processes bringing further value to clients.
“At Goodwin, we’re always looking for ways to push the industry forward and better serve our clients. AI is an incredible tool that, when applied thoughtfully, can enhance decision-making and be an intellectual force multiplier. Our partnership with Legora allows us to be hands-on in shaping AI-driven solutions that deliver real impact—helping our lawyers work smarter and giving our clients even better results,” said Mary O’Carroll, Goodwin’s Chief Operating Officer.
Founded in 2023 and led by CEO and Y Combinator alum Max Junestrand, Legora is designed to unlock unparalleled collaboration between lawyers and machine intelligence. The platform is utilized in nearly 20 countries by over 250 clients and enhances lawyers’ abilities to complete end-to-end tasks more quickly and accurately, helping reduce write-offs, future-proofing ways of working, and freeing up time for complex problem-solving and high-impact legal work.
“The US is the most important market for innovative legal technology,” Junestrand said. “Legora is beyond excited to establish our footprint in North America and partner with the pioneering lawyers at Goodwin. In this fast-moving market, it will be firms like Goodwin who show the way and innovate in their ability to deliver exceptional client service.”
Gustaf Alströmer, Group Partner at Y Combinator said, “Legora is equipping lawyers with everything they need to transform their practice from the ground up. The team's collaborative approach to building AI with their clients is unique, and it is the reason Legora has found unparalleled product-market fit. Once onboarded, lawyers don't want to work without it. Over the years, I've seen hundreds of companies in legaltech, but nothing like the team and the product behind Legora."
This announcement follows Legora’s recent rebranding and release of new product features aimed at serving global tier one firms like Goodwin.
For more information on the partnership, please read the coverage in Law360.