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Legal practice management startups hiring now
The legal practice management startups hiring the most right now are Clio, Filevine and Everlaw. 35% of their open roles are in sales and gtm. 13% of these companies hire mostly remote. Most are based in New York City, London and San Francisco. Every role here comes from the company’s own careers page and is re-checked daily.
35%
of roles in sales and gtm
28%
of roles in engineering
8%
of roles in product and design
7%
of roles in marketing
3%
of roles in ai and ml
Companies
Who is hiring
Clio
Vancouver, CA · Series G
Clio offers law firms cloud-based software that handles law practice management tasks including client intake, contact management, calendaring, document management, timekeeping, billing, payments, and trust accounting. Its Intelligent Legal Work Platform brings the business and practice of law together in a single, secure environment, with AI creating continuity across every stage of legal work.
105 open roles43% remote
Filevine
Salt Lake City, US · Series E
LOIS reads, understands, and reasons across legal data to surface insight, automate complexity, and execute work such as setting tasks, moving deadlines, and generating documents. Filevine's platform brings together data, documents, workflows, and teams into one unified system for legal professionals.
84 open roles19% remote
Everlaw
Oakland, US · Series D
Everlaw is a cloud-native investigation and litigation platform.
28 open roles18% remote
Steno
Los Angeles, US · Series C
Steno provides litigation support by connecting legal teams with court reporters, remote deposition tools, and transcript management. The company's platform offers remote depositions, court reporting, videography, interpreters, litigation support services, and video sync to transcripts.
23 open roles100% remote
LEAP Legal Software
Sydney, AU
LEAP provides a cloud-based legal practice management platform that combines case management, document automation, legal accounting, billing, and AI. It is designed to help law firms centralize operations, reduce manual work, and improve client service.
16 open roles6% remote
Proof
Denver, US · Series B
Proof is a legal technology company that instantly connects law firms with independent process servers nationwide. Law firms can create electronic serve requests 24/7, receive live updates, see mapped verification of all attempts, and connect directly to servers in real time.
11 open roles100% remote
Supio
Seattle, US · Series B
Supio’s CaseAware AI platform automates medical record review, organizes documents, and generates demand packages.
8 open roles38% remote
Litify
New York City, US
Litify offers a fully AI-native platform for law firms and corporate legal departments that combines cloud-based technology, AI-powered workflows, and business analytics. The platform includes capabilities such as matter and intake management, document generation, timekeeping and billing, legal hold, and corporate eBilling.
8 open roles17% remote
Legl
London, GB
Legl provides a modular, all-in-one, cloud-based SaaS platform for law firms to manage risk, compliance, and client operations.
5 open roles
Vector Legal
San Francisco, US · Seed · YC W26
A premier AI-native law firm & legal operating system for Startups.
3 open roles
Finch
New York City, US
Finch is a pre-litigation operations platform for personal injury law firms that combines paralegals with AI agents to handle administrative work. The platform manages intake, case setup, insurance claims, medical records, and demand drafting.
3 open roles0% remote
Omnilex
Zürich, CH · Seed
Omnilex’s core products include Omnilex Legal Research, Omnilex Grid, Omnilex Playbooks, Omnilex Word Add-In, and Omnilex Cases.
1 open roles
Kalinda
San Francisco, US · Seed · YC S25
Deep research for class action law firms
1 open roles
Opus 2
London, GB · Private Equity
Opus 2 provides cloud-based software and services for the global legal disputes market. Its platform supports case preparation, multi-party hearings, court reporting, real-time transcription, and virtual hearing services.
1 open roles
Atrium
san francisco, US
Atrium LTS operates as a legal technology company, providing tools and processes to transform the delivery of corporate legal services. It aims to streamline the work done in-house to make it more manageable for lawyers and those who work at law firms.
1 open roles
Open roles
Newest roles at these startups
Steno
Remote (United States)
Account Manager - West
Remote (United States)
$75k–$85k
1d ago
Filevine
New York City, NY
Legal Solutions Engineer
New York City, NY
$185k–$225k
1d ago
Everlaw
Oakland, California, United States
GTM Enablement Partner (Fixed Term)
Oakland, California, United States
$144k–$182k
1d ago
Steno
Remote (United States)
Scheduler, Customer Success
Remote (United States)
—
1d ago
LEAP Legal Software
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Customer Success Manager (Legal Tech)
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
—
1d ago
LEAP Legal Software
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Software Engineer
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
—
1d ago
Clio
Toronto
Customer Support Team Lead
Toronto
$57k–$85k
1d ago
Supio
San Francisco, United States
Senior/Staff Software Engineer, Ecosystem & Connectors
San Francisco, United States
—
2d ago
What legal practice management startups build
Companies working in legal practice management. Clio: Clio offers law firms cloud-based software that handles law practice management tasks including client intake, contact management, calendaring, document management, timekeeping, billing, payments, and trust accounting. Its Intelligent Legal Work Platform brings the business and practice of law together in a single, secure environment, with AI creating continuity across every stage of legal work. Filevine: LOIS reads, understands, and reasons across legal data to surface insight, automate complexity, and execute work such as setting tasks, moving deadlines, and generating documents. Filevine's platform brings together data, documents, workflows, and teams into one unified system for legal professionals. Everlaw: Everlaw is a cloud-native investigation and litigation platform.
The roles they hire for
Across the roles open today, the mix is sales and gtm (35%), engineering (28%), product and design (8%), marketing (7%) and ai and ml (3%). Engineering roles here often ask for hands-on work with the product's hardest part, so a portfolio or a shipped project counts for more than a long resume.
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Frequently asked
Which legal practice management startups are hiring the most?
Right now: Clio, Filevine, Everlaw, Steno and LEAP Legal Software. The list above ranks every company by the roles it has open today.
Do legal practice management startups hire remotely?
13% of the companies here hire mostly remote. Each company page shows its own remote share.
What roles do legal practice management startups hire for?
The most common are sales and gtm, engineering and product and design.
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