Legora, the Swedish AI‑law platform, closed a $50 million extension led by Nvidia’s venture arm NVentures, pushing its Series D total to $600 million. The round lifts the company’s valuation to $5.5 billion, up from $1.8 billion in October. Co‑founders Max Junestrand and Sigge Labor steer a company founded in 2023 that has already raised $866 million in the competitive legal tech arena, securing investor confidence.

NVentures is no stranger to high‑profile bets, backing more than three dozen firms in 2026, including OpenAI and Databricks. Legora’s surge follows a record $4.08 billion raised by legal tech companies in 2025, a 77.4 % jump from 2024. The extension signals that investors remain bullish on AI‑driven legal automation, despite growing concerns over power consumption for scaling, compliance and growth today.

With a cumulative $866 million raised, Legora now competes with peers like Filevine and Harvey, both of whom have secured hundreds of millions in recent rounds. The Nvidia‑led infusion boosts Legora’s product pipeline and signals its potential to capture market share. Investors will watch how the company leverages its AI tools to win in a tightening funding climate for long term.