Legora Partners with Deloitte Legal to Enhance AI in Legal Services

Sep 10, 2025
Legora has partnered with Deloitte Legal in the UK to develop AI strategies and tools for legal services, aiming to transform in-house teams and law firms.

Legora has announced a partnership with Deloitte Legal in the UK to enhance the use of AI in legal services. This collaboration aims to provide hands-on support for clients in developing and implementing AI strategies and tools.

The partnership is expected to give Legora access to Deloitte's extensive client base, allowing the legal AI company to expand its reach. Deloitte Legal will develop pre-built solutions and custom workflows for specific use-cases on Legora's platform, which will be offered to in-house teams and law firms.

Deloitte Legal's Global and UK leader, Richard Punt, emphasized the strategic vision shared with Legora for AI-driven transformation in legal services. Max Junestrand, CEO of Legora, highlighted the collaboration as a means to push the boundaries of legal technology and set new standards for service delivery.

This partnership reflects a significant commitment from both parties to reshape the operating model of legal services, moving beyond task-based productivity gains to a full-service redesign.

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