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Wilson Sonsini Licenses LexText for Litigation Drafting and Analysis
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Wilson Sonsini has signed a paid commercial license for LexText, bringing the San Francisco legal technology company’s litigation platform into one of the legal market’s largest law firms. Legal IT Insider reported the agreement on Sept. 1, 2026. The deal gives LexText a high-profile law firm deployment less than two years after its 2024 founding.
LexText was founded in San Francisco by Ben Crosson, identified in the report as a partner at Wilson Sonsini. Its platform focuses on litigation drafting and analysis, placing it in a segment where legal AI, document workflows and professional judgment increasingly intersect. The agreement is notable because it represents a commercial purchase rather than a trial, informal pilot or publicly described strategic partnership. The source does not disclose the license value, the number of users or the matters covered.
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