Quick Facts
DeepJudge, a Zurich-based legal-tech startup, has raised approximately US$41.2 million in a Series A funding round.
The financing round was led by Felicis Ventures with participation from existing investor Coatue Management.
DeepJudge provides an AI-powered enterprise search platform that allows law firms to access their own internal document stores, emails, and matter data via natural-language queries.
The company reports a revenue growth rate of over 500% year-over-year, reflecting strong market traction.
Elite law firms including Freshfields, Holland & Knight, and Cozen O’Connor have already adopted DeepJudge’s platform.
Founded by former Google researchers and ETH Zurich PhD graduates, DeepJudge spans Europe and the U.S. markets as it scales globally.
Important use cases include enabling lawyers to ask questions like “Have we negotiated this clause before?” or “What precedent exists for this client matter?” and get contextually accurate responses from firm-wide archives.
With this capital, DeepJudge intends to accelerate product development, expand into the U.S. and UK markets, and deepen integrations with law-firm systems.
The funding underscores investor confidence in legal-AI infrastructure that targets knowledge management and retrieval rather than generic chat functionality.