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Legora and Laurel partner to turn work in Legora into automatic time entries

Legal AI platform Legora and AI timekeeping platform Laurel announced a partnership under which Laurel will turn each task a lawyer completes in Legora into a time entry with client, matter and work description ready for review, LawSites reported October 13, 2026. In a second phase, the companies plan to share data to develop measures of how lawyers use Legora and the value it brings firms.

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Key points

  • Entries are recorded to the correct client matter with a narrative such as analyzing indemnification provisions in a draft asset purchase agreement.LawSites
  • The companies say lawyers will spend less unbillable time reconstructing Legora work, with fewer gaps in time records.LawSites
  • The first phase covers law firms that are customers of both platforms, with automated time capture from Legora available first.LawSites
  • With customers, the companies will decide which usage and value measures matter, how to calculate them and how to surface them.LawSites

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