Eudia Secures $105M to Revolutionize Legal Work with AI

Feb 13, 2025
Eudia, an AI-powered Augmented Intelligence platform, has raised $105 million in Series A funding led by General Catalyst to transform legal operations for Fortune 500 companies.

Eudia, a company specializing in AI-powered Augmented Intelligence for legal teams, has announced the completion of its Series A funding round, securing up to $105 million. The funding was led by General Catalyst, with participation from several other investors including Floodgate, Sierra Ventures, and Hakluyt Capital.

Operating out of Palo Alto, California, Eudia has emerged from stealth mode after 18 months, unveiling its platform designed to enhance the capabilities of in-house legal departments. The platform aims to optimize risk management and unlock business value by combining AI with human expertise.

Eudia's solutions are already being utilized by Chief Legal Officers at major Fortune 500 companies such as Cargill, DHL, and Duracell. The platform is noted for its ability to reduce reliance on external legal counsel and improve internal efficiency, with some users reporting significant returns on investment.

The leadership team at Eudia includes CEO Omar Haroun, CTO Ashish Agrawal, and COO David Van Reyk, who bring extensive experience in legal technology and AI. With the new funding, Eudia plans to expand its product offerings and customer base, further establishing its role in transforming legal operations through AI.

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