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Legora Opens Offices in Singapore and Tokyo
Legora, an AI platform serving over 1,200 law firms and legal teams across 50-plus markets, opened new offices in Singapore and Tokyo, completing its Asia-Pacific expansion alongside its existing Sydn
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Legora, an AI platform serving over 1,200 law firms and legal teams across 50-plus markets, opened new offices in Singapore and Tokyo, completing its Asia-Pacific expansion alongside its existing Sydney base.
The move signals a direct response to growing demand from legal clients operating across APAC, a region whose combined legal services fee pool rivals that of the European Union.
Asia-Pacific is not a secondary market for legal technology. It is a primary one. Japan holds one of the world's largest legal services revenues, and Singapore functions as the regional base for most Magic Circle and leading US law firms operating in the region. Legora now has a physical presence across all three major legal hubs in APAC.
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Singapore is home to SIAC, one of the world's top international arbitration centers. It is also an English-language common law jurisdiction, which makes it a natural base for global law firms managing cross-border work across the region.
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