OpenAI profiles Legora's agentic legal OS and claimed time savings
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OpenAI's October 28 profile says Stockholm-based Legora uses its models to sharply cut legal review time.
OpenAI published a customer profile of Legora, a Stockholm company founded in 2023 that calls its product an agentic operating system for legal work. OpenAI says its models, API, ChatGPT and Codex power document review and internal engineering, and that GPT-3.5 made early legal use cases possible. Legora's general counsel says a playbook cut NDA review from about 20% of team capacity to under 1%. Cited results include a 95%+ cut in NDA review time, 9.5 hours returned per lawyer each week, and 90% faster contract turnaround for a Fortune 100 customer. The company says it grew from three offices to 18 and completed three financing rounds and five acquisitions in the past year.
- Stockholm firm founded in 2023 calls its product an agentic legal OS.
- NDA review fell from about 20% of legal-team capacity to under 1%.
- OpenAI cites 95%+ less NDA review time and 9.5 hours weekly per lawyer.
- A Fortune 100 customer is said to have 90% faster contract turnaround.
- CTO Jacob Lauritzen says teams can prototype about 20 solutions at once.
- Coding agents sometimes move a bug report to a fix in about five minutes.
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dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Oct 28, 2026OpenAI publishes Legora customer profile · OpenAI News
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- OpenAI NewsCustomer time-savings figures, office growth, financing, acquisitions, and CTO prototyping claim.
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OpenAI NewsFirst report
Legora builds an agentic operating system for legal work
The Stockholm firm cites a 95%+ cut in NDA review time and 90% faster contract turnaround for a Fortune 100 customer.
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OpenAI customer story pitches Legora as legal AI platform
Stockholm-based Legora, founded in 2023, says NDA review fell from about 20% of its legal team's capacity to under 1%.