The LegalTech Fund (TLTF), a venture capital firm based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, has successfully closed its second fund at $110 million.
Focused exclusively on investing in legal technology startups, TLTF is on a mission to shape the future of legal services through innovation and technology.
Strong Support From Industry Leaders
Backing the fund were major players in the legal and tech industries.
Global law firm McDermott Will & Schulte, an anchor partner, recommitted $10 million to the fund, demonstrating confidence in TLTF’s vision.
Strategic partner Consilio, a leader in legal tech solutions and enterprise services, also joined as a lead investor.
Other notable supporters included Burford Capital, Clio, DocuSign, Harbor, Orrick, and Thomson Reuters Ventures, among others.
Their involvement allows TLTF to connect entrepreneurs with the resources, expertise, and networks needed to accelerate the next generation of legal technology.
Global Early-Stage Investments
Under the leadership of Zach Posner, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, TLTF plans to continue investing globally in early-stage startups, from seed rounds to Series A.
The fund has already made notable investments in companies transforming the legal space. These include:
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Wexler, an AI platform for complex litigation
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Entegrata, which helps legal teams leverage AI and analytics
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Flo Recruit, modernizing legal hiring processes
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HelloPrenup, expanding access to affordable legal planning
Other portfolio companies include BlackCloak, SimpleClosure, and Intelligent Legal Solutions, all tackling different challenges within the legal ecosystem.
Building a Connected LegalTech Community
Beyond funding, TLTF emphasizes collaboration and community.
The firm leverages a global network spanning law firms, corporations, and technology innovators.
Initiatives such as the TLTF Summit and The LegalTech Lab provide platforms for startups to test ideas, connect with experts, and accelerate growth.
By combining capital with strategic guidance and industry connections, TLTF aims to empower entrepreneurs to create technologies that will define the future of legal services worldwide.
Looking Ahead
With Fund II now closed, TLTF is positioned to continue backing innovative startups that can transform legal operations, improve access to justice, and bring AI and analytics to the forefront of legal practice.
The firm’s approach blends investment, expertise, and networking to support the next wave of legal technology leaders.
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