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Moritz in the news
Where our funding round was covered across the technology and legal trade press, and what each piece adds.
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Our $9 million round was announced in May 2026 and picked up across the technology and legal trade press. This is an index of that coverage, with a line on what each piece adds.
Every link goes to the publisher. We have not reproduced anyone’s reporting here, and where an outlet is behind a paywall you will need a subscription to read it.
The funding
Business Insider. The exclusive, with our cofounder on how the round came together in four days.
Sifted. The European view, and where our cofounder set out the ambition.
Law.com Legaltech News. The trade read on the structure behind the firm.
Artificial Lawyer. A close look at how an AI-first firm competes with Big Law.
The Global Legal Post. Coverage for the legal profession, with detail on how the firm is put together.
Tech Funding News. The fullest account of how the round came together in four days.
Tech.eu. On the founders and operators who invested alongside the funds.
Interviews, profiles and elsewhere
Artificial Lawyer interview. A video interview on why we think the biggest law firm in the world has not been built yet.
Y Combinator. Our company profile in the Y Combinator directory.
LawFuel. On what an AI-native firm does to the billable hour as a business model.
Pulse 2.0. A detailed rundown of the investor list.
For journalists
Press enquiries go to press@moritzlegal.com. If you are writing about AI in legal services and want the detail rather than the pitch, our process, our rate table and our security and privilege position are all public, which is more than most of this industry publishes.
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