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Legal AI
677 companies, 16 tools
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Companies with known size: 54%. Vendor companies excluded from this category: 1.
Harvey
234 companies
20 confirmed214 observed
Cuatrecasas, an international law firm, uses Harvey across its offices for legal research, drafting and document review.
Original source text
Today, more than 80% of Cuatrecasas lawyers use Harvey daily, generating over 3,300 prompts. Roughly a quarter of those users make more than 30 prompts each week.
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Legora
118 companies
29 confirmed89 observed
RWE's legal function uses Legora as a single governed platform to build reusable workflows, playbooks and skills for recurring legal work such as document review, clause review and clause benchmarking.
Original source text
Replaced fragmented, tool-by-tool experimentation across operating companies with one platform, shared governance and a common set of standards.
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Ironclad
64 companies
13 confirmed43 observed8 signals
Gong uses Ironclad as its central contract lifecycle management platform, replacing contracts scattered across several systems.
Original source text
Before, our teams had to search in four different places to try to find an agreement. And now it’s one,” says Hoffmann.
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LegalOn
41 companies
12 confirmed29 observed
Achievers' in-house legal team uses LegalOn for AI-assisted first-pass review and redlining of NDAs and third-party contracts against playbooks, inside Microsoft Word.
Original source text
70% reduction in review time: First-round NDA review dropped from 15–20 minutes to 5 minutes per agreement, plus significantly fewer escalations to senior counsel.
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