Deloitte and Legora Expand Strategic Alliance to Accelerate AI Transformation for Legal Operations

NEW YORK, May 11, 2026 — Deloitte Tax LLP (“Deloitte”) and Legora today announced an expanded strategic alliance to accelerate AI-driven transformation across legal, tax, compliance and risk functions for US organizations.  The collaboration now combines Legora's advanced AI platform with Deloitte’s broad tax, legal business services, and other professional services offerings and deep implementation experience. Together, Deloitte and Legora seek to enable professionals across disciplines to streamline core work, accelerate innovation and focus on higher value strategic priorities.

Professional teams are undergoing rapid transformation driven by AI. As demand rises for solutions that go beyond single-use tools, Legora stands out as a platform for versatile, multi-purpose, AI-powered capabilities that serve professionals across legal, tax, compliance, M&A, risk assessment and other high-stakes disciplines. Deloitte brings firsthand Legora implementation experience, helping clients accelerate adoption, manage change and support value realization across complex enterprises. In addition to its implementation experience for clients, Deloitte has also gained experience using Legora to support its professionals in certain offerings. Building on this experience, Deloitte is now bringing those insights to help transform a range of functions and tasks, including:

• Operating model design
• AI-powered contract review and negotiation via digital playbooks
• AI‑assisted research and drafting
• Invoice review and spend analytics
• M&A due diligence
• Regulatory and compliance workflows
• Risk assessment
• Data extraction
• Workflow automation

“Organizations across every sector are under pressure to move faster, manage risk more effectively, and do more with the same resources,” said Carin Giuliante, chair and CEO, Deloitte Tax LLP. “This expanded alliance with Legora reflects Deloitte’s commitment to operationalizing advanced technologies by pairing Legora’s platform with Deloitte’s deep experience in implementation, change management, risk mitigation, and process optimization. Together, we are modernizing everyday work, turning complexity into clarity and helping clients make informed, strategic decisions across organizations.”

“This US alliance expansion marks a major milestone for our ongoing relationship with Deloitte,” said Max Junestrand, CEO and co-founder of Legora. “The US represents the world’s largest market for professional AI transformation, and Deloitte is one of the world’s preeminent professional services organizations. What makes this alliance especially compelling is that Deloitte doesn't just advise clients on Legora. They use it themselves across their own teams. That makes them a credible implementation partner. Our joint mission is to transform how professional work gets done: securely, responsibly and at scale.”

“AI is a powerful catalyst reshaping professional work at a pace never seen before,” said Mark Ross, US Legora alliance leader and Deloitte Legal Business Services growth and markets leader. “Through our alliance with Legora, we are embedding AI and agentic solutions into the core of how professional services are delivered, helping organizations streamline complex workflows, strengthen governance and risk management, and accelerate adoption at scale. Deloitte and Legora’s expanded alliance will help legal, tax, compliance and risk teams move from experimentation to enterprise impact.”

For more information on the existing alliance between Deloitte Legal and Legora, click here.

About Legora

Legora is a collaborative AI platform for legal work, supporting lawyers in research, review, and drafting across complex matters. It is used by legal professionals at more than 1,000 leading law firms and in-house legal teams across over 50 markets.

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