Lawgeex
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, IsraelFounded
2014CEO / Founder
Noory BechorEmployees
51-200Funding
Series B — $21.5MProducts
0 products listedWebsite
www.lawgeex.com
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About Lawgeex
LawGeex was founded in 2014 by Noory Bechor and Ilan Admon and is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with offices in New York. The company develops AI-powered software that automates the review and redlining of legal contracts, enabling in-house legal teams to process agreements faster and at lower cost than manual attorney review.
The company's core product compares incoming contracts against a company's pre-approved legal playbook, flagging deviations and suggesting edits without requiring attorney involvement for routine documents. LawGeex has published research, including a widely cited 2018 study in which its AI outperformed a group of experienced lawyers in identifying legal issues in non-disclosure agreements. Its customers include enterprise legal departments across industries including financial services, technology, and retail.
LawGeex has raised approximately $21.5 million in total funding across multiple rounds, including a Series B. The company employs roughly 51 to 200 people. In 2021, LawGeex was acquired by Mitratech, a legal operations software company, expanding Mitratech's contract lifecycle management capabilities.
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Financials
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Competitive Landscape
Who Lawgeex competes with, and how they differ.
Luminance uses ML pattern-matching across large contract sets for due-diligence-style review (M&A, litigation) rather than LawGeex's day-to-day individual contract turnaround workflow -- named alongside LawGeex in original 2018 coverage as a rival AI contract-review player.
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eBrevia, also named as a 2018-era rival, targets bulk due-diligence contract abstraction for law firms and M&A teams, versus LawGeex's business-team self-service contract approval flow.
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Ironclad is a full contract lifecycle management platform (drafting, workflow, repository) that most of the market consolidated around after 2020, offering AI review as one module inside a broader CLM rather than LawGeex's standalone review API.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedRobin AI is the direct successor that bought LawGeex's enterprise contract-review book in February 2023 and now sells the same "lawyer-in-the-loop" AI contract review workflow to LawGeex's former customers.
Company Timeline
Key milestones in Lawgeex's history, with sources.
- Acquisition
Remaining enterprise client base acquired by LegalSifter
LegalSifter acquired a strategic group of LawGeex's enterprise clients, including 17 Global 2000 organizations, seven months after the Robin AI deal -- completing LawGeex's breakup into acquirers' hands.
legalsifter.com - Acquisition
Sells its enterprise contract-review assets to UK rival Robin AI
Part of a broader 2022-23 breakup of the company: LawGeex sold its enterprise book to fund Robin AI's expansion while co-founder Noory Bechor pivoted to a new SMB-focused venture, Superlegal.
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Raises $20M Series C led by Corner Ventures
Brought total funding to $45M; announced during the COVID-19 downturn as evidence of continued investor appetite for contract tech.
artificiallawyer.com - Funding
Raises $12M Series B led by Aleph
Brought total funding to nearly $22M; the round funded expansion of contract-type coverage and two-way (incoming and outgoing) contract review.
finance.yahoo.com - Founded
Founded in Tel Aviv by Noory Bechor and Ilan Admon
Launched as one of the first legal-tech startups to apply NLP/machine learning to automate business contract review.
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