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AnyVision alumni return with $10 million Seed round for legal AI startup

27.01.26|Meir Orbach

Chamelio targets knowledge loss inside corporate legal departments and has already added approximately 100 customers across the U.S., Israel, and other markets, including the likes of Wiz, WSC Sports, Global-e, Lightricks, Fiverr and Cellebrite.

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Superlegal raises $5 million in Seed for its AI contract review platform

22.05.24|James Spiro

Its SaaS platform can help SMBs efficiently, cost-effectively, and accurately review and advance contracts without relying on a legal department or outside legal counsel.

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Israel’s legal sector is the latest industry to feel the AI squeeze

17.09.23|James Spiro

The country’s law ecosystem is plagued with regulatory hurdles and AI barriers that prevent it from competing with the rest of the world

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Legal tech startup SueApp expanding to the US

The company will enter the Florida market later this year, seeking to partner with American auto insurance giants to provide mobile access to small claims litigation

The legaltech startups helping lawyers - or making them redundant

26.09.21|James Spiro

It may not get the same attention as other sectors, but the legal field is seeing similar digital disruption in Israel