
United States · Legal services startup
LegalMation is an AI-native dispute resolution platform based in Los Angeles, California.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
LegalMation is an AI-native dispute resolution platform based in Los Angeles, California.
Founded in 2016 by former Big Law litigators, the company specializes in automating litigation, compliance, and regulatory workflows for corporate legal departments and law firms. Its primary product, Response Creator, uses advanced generative AI, including GPT-4, to streamline the drafting of litigation documents, enabling users to create high-quality responsive pleadings and manage discovery efficiently. The platform offers features such as case analysis, matter profiling, and customization to meet jurisdictional requirements and attorney preferences. LegalMation serves corporate legal departments, law firms, and insurance companies, with notable clients like Walmart. As a private SaaS technology company, LegalMation has raised $15 million in Series A funding and employs around 30 people. The company aims to enhance legal efficiency by automating routine tasks, allowing legal professionals to concentrate on more critical activities.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 2 on the team.
On the board, as filediAnthony AskewDante La RuffaLawrence Greenberg
What they build
Known for
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