McMillan Adopts Legora AI Platform Across Canadian Offices

January 16, 2026
McMillan LLP has partnered with Legora to deploy its AI platform firmwide, becoming the first national law firm in Canada to do so. The collaboration aims to enhance client service delivery and operational efficiency across all practice areas.

McMillan LLP has adopted Legora's artificial intelligence platform across the firm, becoming the first national law firm in Canada to do so, announced in a press release.

The partnership gives all McMillan employees secure access to Legora’s enterprise-wide AI tools designed for legal professionals. The platform was selected after a comprehensive evaluation of data security, privacy, reliability, and functionality, including input from lawyers across various practice areas.

According to McMillan, the adoption aims to improve client service delivery by providing more agile legal solutions and consistent quality of work. Legora’s CEO, Max Junestrand, described the collaboration as a key step in expanding the company’s presence in the Canadian market and advancing its goal of supporting law firms through AI-enhanced workflows.

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