Eudia, a new legal tech company, has officially launched after 18 months of development and secured $105 million in Series A funding led by General Catalyst. The company focuses on providing an Augmented Intelligence platform for in-house legal departments, enhancing human expertise, improving risk management, and creating business value.
Key leadership includes CEO Omar Haroun, who previously founded Text IQ, and angel investors from Relativity, Andrew Sieja and Mike Gamson. Eudia’s platform merges advanced AI technology with human input to help legal teams scale operations and manage risks effectively. The company already serves Fortune 500 clients, including Cargill and DHL.
Eudia’s funding is the second-largest legal tech funding round in 2025, following Harvey’s $300 million Series D investment, raising its valuation to $3 billion.
Source: LegaltechHub
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