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Legora says its AI agents can now take on whole legal tasks end to end, while lawyers remain responsible for checking the work and signing off on advice. The company also says more than 140,000 legal professionals across 2,400 organisations use its platform.
Why it mattersThose details come from an AI Magazine interview with Legora’s leadership, alongside the company’s recently covered funding round. They offer a more practical measure of the legal AI business than a valuation alone, though the adoption and capability figures are Legora’s own claims.
Discuss: Would you trust a legal AI agent to complete a whole task if a lawyer still has to verify and approve its work, or should AI be limited to narrower steps?
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