Harvey
AI software for legal and professional-services firms.
AI startups rebuilding legal work like contract drafting, review, negotiation and research, for law firms and in-house teams. The UK, with its common-law market and global firms, has become one of the densest clusters of legal AI anywhere.
AI software for legal and professional-services firms.
Swedish legal AI platform with a London engineering hub.
AI platform that reviews, drafts and negotiates legal contracts.
AI contract drafting, review and negotiation for legal teams.
AI platform automating legal contract drafting and review.
Fleets of AI legal agents that automate contract review and support in-house legal teams.
AI for the legal side of commercial real estate: reads title deeds, leases and searches to pull out what matters, sold to law firms' property teams as much as to real estate businesses.
Builds a foundation model for computational law that resolves regulatory questions via auditable legal-authority logic (YC W25).
Case intelligence platform for litigation that organises documents and answers questions with citations across pleadings (YC X25).
Reads contracts, emails, invoices and project data for the early signals that a commercial relationship is heading for a dispute — a fifth of contracts end in one. Founded by a former RAF commercial lead; $10.4m from Cherry, Octopus, LocalGlobe and Auxxo.
Helps people run their own employment tribunal, small claims, scam-refund and renters' rights cases without a solicitor or a no-win-no-fee cut. It keeps one case record of facts, dates, evidence and deadlines and drafts each track's documents from it, for a flat £49–£399. Founded in 2026 by Paul Keene, who built it after going through a claim first-hand.