Legora CTO discusses building legal AI agents without customer data
Original title: Building Legal Agents When You Can't See the Data - Jacob Lauritzen, CTO of Legora
Jacob Lauritzen explains evals via simulated data rooms and why Legora stays at Azure for legal data privacy.
Legora cannot access customer traces due to data ownership. Teams recreate work using RL environments for testing agents. The company now has 100 engineers and 1,800 customers after rapid growth. Agents draft contracts and coordinate across teams using primitives like Tabular Review.
- Legora uses 100 legal engineers
- Models handle 60% of legal work
- Tabular Review copied by industry
- Hiring in New York, Stockholm, London
From the original article
4 min read at latent.space
Legora can’t read a single trace of what its agent does for a lawyer. The data belongs to the law firm’s clients. How do you build and test an agent when you can’t see its work?
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