Bradley Rolls Out Legora's Legal AI Platform Firmwide

Bradley is pleased to announce that the firm has selected Legora, a market-leading agentic operating system for legal professionals, as its primary AI platform. The Am Law 100 firm has implemented Legora’s artificial intelligence technology tool as a critical part of its innovation and AI strategy, highlighting Bradley’s sustained efforts to leverage transformative technologies that enhance client service and efficiencies.

“We are committed to continuous improvement in everything we do. Partnering with Legora for our firm-wide AI platform reflects our ambition to elevate the service that we provide our clients and to enhance the efficiency of our daily business operations. This allows our attorneys to focus their efforts on delivering the skilled, high-caliber legal work that drew us to this profession, ultimately achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients,” said Bradley Chairman of the Board and Managing Partner Jonathan M. Skeeters.

“Our agreement with Legora provides more than1,200 attorneys and business professionals at Bradley with access to the most sophisticated AI models. It works right inside the tools we already use every day, making team-driven collaboration seamless in our workflows,” added Bradley Chief Operating Officer Rance Sapen. “This best-in-class platform helps us streamline our work in a collaborative ecosystem, delivering work products and outcomes that our clients expect as a preeminent law firm.”

Legora is a collaborative AI platform built specifically for legal professionals seeking to maximize efficiency and focus on high-value work. Used by more than 100,000 legal professionals at more than 1,200 leading law firms and in-house legal teams around the world, Legora offers an extensive suite of proven AI capabilities that can review large volumes of documents, support research and produce first drafts, while users retain full control over legal assessments and client strategy.

“Bradley put its whole firm on one system rather than handing a tool to a single practice group. That strategy reflects a firm that’s ambitious and thinks about AI as infrastructure rather than just a feature,” said Max Junestrand, CEO and co-founder of Legora.