Cleary Gottlieb Partners with Legora to Enhance AI Legal Workflows

May 1, 2025
Cleary Gottlieb has announced a strategic partnership with Legora to integrate AI into its legal workflows, following a successful pilot program in 2024.

Cleary Gottlieb has announced a strategic partnership with Legora, a legal AI platform, to enhance the firm's integration of AI into its legal workflows. This collaboration follows a successful pilot program in 2024 and will see Legora's suite of AI-driven services fully implemented across the firm, announced in a press release.

Legora's platform is designed to improve collaboration, document review, and drafting processes for legal teams. The AI-driven services will enable Cleary Gottlieb to unlock efficiencies and deliver high-quality work for clients. Legora, founded in 2023, is utilized in over 20 countries by more than 250 clients, offering features such as document review and Word mark-up support.

This partnership is part of Cleary Gottlieb's broader strategy to integrate AI across the firm. The firm recently acquired Springbok, a generative AI product development company, to further accelerate innovation and develop custom AI solutions for clients and practice groups.

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