London's Definely lands €26.2M to decode legalese with AI and expand to the US
London-based Definely, an AI-powered legal tech company, has raised $30M (approximately €26.2M) in Series B funding led by growth investor Revaia, a technology investor.
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London-based Definely, an AI-powered legal tech company, has raised $30M (approximately €26.2M) in Series B funding led by growth investor Revaia, a technology investor.
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