Morrison Foerster Partners With Legora for AI

Morrison Foerster deploys Legora as its core AI platform firmwide, marking a major step in legal tech adoption.

Global law firm Morrison Foerster announced on June 16, 2026, a strategic partnership with Legora, deploying the platform as a core AI technology tool for attorneys across the firm to improve legal work and client service.

This move signals a broader shift in how large law firms are adopting AI not as a supplementary tool but as a central part of legal operations.

The Partnership

Morrison Foerster, ranked on The American Lawyer's A-List for 21 of its 22 years, has selected Legora to power AI capabilities across its global attorney base.

The platform will support lawyers across a wide range of legal tasks. These include reviewing and analyzing large document sets, automating routine tasks, and building customized workflows.

Eric McCrath, Chair of Morrison Foerster, framed the decision in terms of the firm's long-standing identity. "Innovation has long been part of Morrison Foerster's DNA, both in the clients we serve and in the legal industry," he said.

Platform Capabilities

Legora gives attorneys tools to handle high-volume document review more efficiently. It also allows them to build workflows tailored to specific practice needs.

A feature drawing particular attention is Legora's agentic capability. Agentic AI refers to systems that can independently execute multi-step tasks with minimal human input at each stage.

Chris Bowers, Chief Innovation and Information Officer at Morrison Foerster, noted the platform's direction. "We are especially excited about Legora's emerging agentic capabilities, which have the potential to help lawyers execute increasingly complex tasks with end-to-end support and functionality," he said.

Why Morrison Foerster

Morrison Foerster serves clients across technology, life sciences, financial services, food and agriculture, and other sectors. Its client base includes startups as well as Fortune 100 companies.

The firm's familiarity with AI-focused clients made it an attractive partner for Legora. Max Junestrand, CEO and Co-founder of Legora, said the firm's profile stood out during the selection process.

"MoFo's forward-looking approach and deep understanding of emerging technologies make it an ideal partner as we continue to advance our platform and help legal teams create better outcomes for their clients," Junestrand said.

The firm has received recognition from Chambers and The Legal 500 across guides covering the USA, Asia Pacific, Europe, UK, Latin America, and FinTech Legal.

What Comes Next

The deployment is firmwide, meaning all attorneys at Morrison Foerster will have access to the Legora platform. The firm has positioned this as a long-term strategic partnership rather than a limited pilot.

Legora will work closely with the firm to understand how lawyers operate day to day. That collaboration will inform how the platform develops its features going forward.

Morrison Foerster advises many of the companies building and deploying AI technology. Its decision to embed an AI platform into its own legal work places it alongside clients navigating similar adoption decisions.

About Morrison Foerster

Morrison Foerster is a global law firm serving clients in technology, life sciences, financial services, and other industries. The firm has appeared on The American Lawyer's A-List for 21 of the ranking's 22 years. It holds rankings from Chambers and The Legal 500 across multiple international guides.

About Legora

Legora is an AI-native legal platform designed to support lawyer workflows through agent-powered tools. Its platform enables legal professionals to query documents, conduct research, and produce client deliverables within a single interface.

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