Filevine
Category: AI in Legal
AI-powered legal work platform that provides case, matter, and document management solutions to streamline and elevate complex legal work. Filevine was founded in 2014. The company is led by Ryan Anderson. Based in Salt Lake City, USA. Team size: 500+. Total funding raised: $548.4M. Latest round: Series E. Key investors include Insight Partners, Accel, Halo Fund, StepStone Group.
- Founded
- 2014
- Headquarters
- Salt Lake City, USA
- Team size
- 500+
- Total funding
- $548.4M
Value proposition
To centralize and automate legal tasks, providing a single source of truth for legal professionals to manage everything from client intake to billing and reporting, thereby increasing efficiency and improving case outcomes.
Products and solutions
Case Management, Document Management (Docs by Filevine), Lead Management, Contract Lifecycle Management (Outlaw), Business Analytics & Reporting, Time & Billing, eSignatures (Vinesign), LOIS (Legal Operating Intelligence System), Depositions by Filevine (formerly Parrot), MedChron, LOIS for Word (formerly Pincites), AI-Powered Tools (DemandsAI, AI Fields, ImmigrationAI, Depo CoPilot)
Unique value
Filevine differentiates itself by offering a comprehensive, all-in-one 'Legal Work Platform' rather than just a standard case management system. Its deep integration of AI across the platform, such as AI-powered document review and automated demand letter generation (DemandsAI), provides a significant efficiency advantage. The platform is also highly customizable, allowing firms to tailor workflows and processes to their specific needs.
Target customer
Law firms of all sizes, legal professionals, and corporate and government legal departments.
Industries served
Legal Services (including personal injury, immigration, insurance defense, and family law), Corporate Legal Departments, Government
Technology advantage
Filevine's core advantage lies in its cloud-native architecture, which ensures scalability, security, and accessibility. Its proprietary AI, branded as a 'Legal Operating Intelligence System,' is embedded throughout its suite of tools to automate complex tasks and provide data-driven insights. The company also fosters a strong ecosystem through an open API and numerous third-party integrations.
How they differentiate
Filevine differentiates itself through its highly configurable, all-in-one platform that combines case management, document management, and client communication. Its key differentiator is the native integration of AI tools directly into legal workflows, aiming to enhance efficiency and provide 'Legal Operating Intelligence' rather than just case management.
Main competitors
Clio, MyCase, Smokeball
Key partnerships
Gemini Legal, Trial School, T-Scan, Microsoft, Google, QuickBooks, Dropbox, Slack, Snowflake (DataBridge), Workato, Codes Health
Notable customers
Kroger, Goodwill, Utah Jazz, Garmin, Seven of the nation's largest P&C Insurers, Thousands of law firms and legal departments across various sectors, including enterprise and government entities.
Major milestones
Announced $400M in all-equity financing in September 2025, covering two rounds closed over a 15-month period., Acquired Parrot (virtual deposition platform) in April 2025, now Depositions by Filevine., Launched enhanced MedChron by Filevine in June 2025, incorporating medical chronology technology from Parrot., Acquired Pincites (AI contract redlining) in December 2025, launching LOIS for Word., Launched LOIS (Legal Operating Intelligence System) as the company's flagship AI platform., Expanded user base to over 150,000 legal professionals., Acquired contract management platform Outlaw in 2021.
Growth metrics
AI-driven revenue is up approximately 130% year-over-year. The company's cross-platform AI chat tool is experiencing 20% week-over-week growth in usage. LegalAI corporate category grew 120% in 2025. The platform serves over 150,000 legal professionals.
Market positioning
Filevine is positioned as a premium, AI-driven platform for legal professionals, targeting law firms of various sizes, as well as enterprise and government clients. It competes at the top of the legal tech market, emphasizing its advanced AI capabilities and comprehensive, customizable features over more basic case management systems.
Geographic focus
Primarily North America, with headquarters in the USA.
Patents and IP
Filevine, Inc. holds patents for its technology. One such patent is US-11645699-B1, titled 'Platform for managing electronic instruments and electronic endorser verification information,' which deals with systems for validating endorser identity in electronic transactions.
About Ryan Anderson
Before co-founding Filevine, Ryan Anderson was a practicing attorney and a founding partner at a law firm specializing in personal injury, mass torts, and employment class-action cases. His firsthand experience with the inefficiencies in legal case management inspired the creation of Filevine.
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Official website: https://www.filevine.com/