Legal tech is a rapidly growing industry and Filevine’s equity-funded platform just received a big boost, raising $400 million to expand its AI tools. Over 15 months, and two rounds of funding, Filevine received investments from Insight Partners, Accel and Halo Fund, with participation from previous investors including Meritech, Stepstone, Run Ventures and Album Ventures.
The company will use the funds to attract top talent, deepen its customer base, strengthen its position in the industry and help define the future in the legal technology space.
“Some early versions of legal AI forced lawyers to work in two systems: their systems of record and their AI tools,” said Ryan Anderson, founder and CEO of Filevine. “But that framework isn’t what the market demands. Filevine embeds intelligence into the DNA of daily legal work, with the first true legal operating intelligence system. Every task a legal professional completes should be augmented with intelligence.”
Filevine already has nearly 6,000 customers and 100,000 professionals using the platform, with 20 percent week-over-week growth in one tool and 130 percent year-over-year AI revenue growth. With a strong customer loyalty (96 percent retention), investors see Filevine as a leader, setting the standard in legal tech.
Filevine’s all-in-one software system assists law firms, legal professionals, government agencies and corporate legal teams to streamline daily tasks and create more efficient communication. Instead of using separate tools for emails, texts, calendars, documents and depositions, Filevine’s AI platform allows teams the scale and data they need to create a bigger impact.
Insight Partners Managing Director Rebecca Liu-Doyle said, “Filevine has proven its ability to sustain tremendous growth while simultaneously capturing new opportunities and markets. We at Insight are highly impressed with Ryan and team, and we’re excited to double down with Filevine as they continue scaling into this next chapter.”
Filevine’s law AI augments legal processes, eliminating the grunt work so lawyers and professionals can focus on strategy, relationships and advocacy. Its cloud-based document storage creates security while allowing collaboration. With templates, automated documents, and workflow automation, the platform delivers creation, speed and accuracy.
Headquartered in Salt Lake City, with offices globally, Filevine has spent the past decade building its legal work platform. Transforming that into its Legal Operating Intelligence Systems has merged traditional case management with the advanced processes demanded by modern legal teams.
The company has received several awards, including the LegalTech Breakthrough Awards, Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and the Business Intelligence AI Excellence Award (2025). Thousands of firms worldwide count on Filevine to deliver measurable results in legal matters.
Filevine is positioned to become a central legal AI platform with investors backing the idea that one system is better than the disconnected apps and software currently being used by many firms.
“Filevine is tackling a problem that others are missing by developing a system of record where AI is seamlessly woven into every function, and scalable for small firms to enterprise operations,” said John Locked, a partner at Accel. “The company’s track record speaks for itself: consistent revenue growth, exceptional client retention and a product that legal teams desperately need. We’re excited to back Filevine as they lead the legal tech space.”
For more information about Filevine's Legal Operating Intelligence System, visit filevine.com.