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Max Junestrand

Co-founder & CEO, Legora (legal AI)

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It's a trillion dollars every year into legal services, which is very fragmented. But the software spend into legal technology is about 40 billion. So it means there's 4% software, 96% service, which is bananas. The software piece naturally will grow into the service revenue.

2026-07-13-podcast-all-in-podcast-the-trillion-dollar-industries-ai-is-disrupting· 2026-07-13#legal-ai-agents-to-legal-research-incumbent-derate

I think at the outset of AI, many believed and made a bet that those organizations who had all the data was going to be the winners. As we're starting to see in the market, that's no longer the case.

2026-07-13-podcast-all-in-podcast-the-trillion-dollar-industries-ai-is-disrupting· 2026-07-13#legal-ai-agents-to-legal-research-incumbent-derate

You cannot build a legal research solution that doesn't have all of the data. Westlaw basically has a monopoly with the American government to report on the cases. So they're not owned by the public in a way.

2026-07-13-podcast-all-in-podcast-the-trillion-dollar-industries-ai-is-disrupting· 2026-07-13#legal-ai-agents-to-legal-research-incumbent-derate
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Max Junestrand

One-line summary: Co-founder/CEO of Legora (legal AI); on All-In articulates the legal-services software-underpenetration disruption of LexisNexis/Westlaw.

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