Legora is an AI-powered workspace for law firms and legal professionals. Legora lets lawyers automate their repetitive tasks and access public sources and their own data on one single platform.
Legora is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The AI workspace for lawyers. The founders listed are Max Junestrand (Founder), Sigge Labor (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, September 25, 2023).
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Legora is an AI-powered workspace for law firms and legal professionals.
Legora lets lawyers automate their repetitive tasks and access public sources and their own data on one single platform.
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Legora is the collaborative AI powering lawyers to review and research faster, draft smarter, and advise with precision. Legora adapts to your ways of working, unlocking team and machine collaboration at scale.
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Max Junestrand
Founder
Max is the CEO and co-founder of Leya, where he focuses on developing trustworthy AI assistants for lawyers. Prior to Leya, Max contributed to growth initiatives at two Y Combinator startups, worked at McKinsey, engaged in venture capital, and served as a software developer at Abios (acquired by Kambi) and Ericsson. He earned two degrees in machine learning and business from Sweden's top two universities, KTH and SSE, in parallel whilst working full-time.
Sigge Labor
Founder
Family tech support. I can reset grandparents' forgotten email passwords, and I plug in the HDMI for siblings. Graduated from Hyper Island and worked as a full-stack developer at startups since. Founded the first-ever Mexican hops company, but currently building the future of legal work at Leya (W24).
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