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LegalVision

https://legalvision.com.au/

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LegalVision is a team of lawyers, technologists, marketing mavericks, strategists and operations gurus who are drawn together by a shared vision of changing the delivery of legal services in Australia.

LegalVision was born in 2012 as an online legal documents business. The founding team brought together legal expertise, tech sensibilities and a passion for growth.

Early adopters loved our user-friendly legal documents, but wanted more from their legal services provider. So we started helping clients find legal support through an online marketplace.

Delivering consistently high-quality services for our clients has always been LegalVision’s top priority – so our next pivot was natural. In 2014, LegalVision established an incorporated legal practice, which enabled us to provide legal services directly to clients, rather than through independent suppliers.

At each stage in our journey, we have grown and evolved by listening – and responding – to the needs of our clients, who range from SMEs to fast-growing startups and large corporates. It’s not in our nature to accept that the existing way of doing things is the best way. We are committed to constantly improving the delivery of legal services, so that we can keep offering our clients legal support that is useful and accessible.

LegalVision is at the forefront of the NewLaw movement and will continue to drive innovation in a rapidly-evolving legal industry.

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Location: Australia, New South Wales, Sydney

Employees: 51-200

Phone: +61 1300 544 755

Total raised: $4.2M

Founded date: 2012

Investors 2

Date	Name	Website
-	Sydney Ang...	sydneyange...
29.07.2023	OneVenture...	one-ventur...

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Date	Series	Amount	Investors
07.08.2016	Series B	$4.2M	-

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04.08.2016	LegalVision raises $4.2 million Series B round to expand offering around Australia and explore machine learning	Sydney legal startup LegalVision announced today that it has secured $4.2 million in a Series B round to continue its growth in the Australian online legal market. The funding round was led by commercial law firm Gilbert + Tobin, who previo...
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07.07.2015	Lachlan, Evan and Ursula – LegalVision	website twitter facebook Lachlan McKnight is the CEO of LegalVision. He’s an ex corporate lawyer who has practiced in the UK, the Netherlands, Hong Kong and Australia, and has an MBA from INSEAD. Evan Tait-Styles is LegalVision’s CTO. He ta...
03.03.2015	Mobile app in the offing as Aussie online legal services startup raises $1.2 million in latest funding round	Online legal services startup LegalVision has raised $1.2 million in angel investment that will be used to expand its tech offering and step up marketing efforts. Founded in 2012, LegalVision is a predominantly online law firm which uses te...
03.03.2015	Sydney startup LegalVision has just closed a $1.2 million Series A round of funding	Sydney-based startup LegalVision announced this morning it has just finalised a Series A round of funding to the amount of $1.2 million. This brings the total amount raised by the startup to $1.5 million, with the initial $300,000 funding g...
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22.07.2013	Are you sending email marketing or spam? A quick guide to the Spam Act	Earlier this year, the team at LegalVision gave us some helpful tips on the legal basics of starting a new business. Over the coming weeks, we’ll look at legal matters that can arise for a new business once it’s up and running. Does the Spa...
01.07.2013	Incentivise your team: A quick guide to employee share schemes and phantom share schemes	Earlier this year, the team at LegalVision gave us some helpful tips on the legal basics of starting a new business. Over the coming weeks, we’ll look at legal matters that can arise for a new business once it’s up and running. Employee sha...
12.04.2013	Legal basics for start-ups: What to do when you want to sell	StartupSmart has been running a five-part series to help plug any potentially disastrous knowledge gaps that new entrepreneurs may have regarding legal issues. Lachlan McKnight, CEO of LegalVision, has already covered off legal structures, ...
05.04.2013	Start-up legal basics: Hiring employees vs hiring contractors	StartupSmart is running a five-part series to help plug any potentially disastrous knowledge gaps that new entrepreneurs may have regarding legal issues. Lachlan McKnight, CEO of LegalVision, has already covered off legal structures, lurkin...
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08.03.2013	Start-up legal basics: Getting the right structure	Over the coming weeks, StartupSmart will be running a five-part series that covers the legal basics involved in starting a business. This first instalment, by Lachlan McKnight, CEO of LegalVision, looks at the crucial decision of choosing a...

LegalVision

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