White & Case deploys Legora AI platform across 43 offices in 29 countries

White & Case operates one of the most geographically dispersed practices in global law, with 43 offices across 29 countries spanning the Americas, EMEA, and Asia Pacific. Coordinating AI capabilities across that footprint — while maintaining consistency across practice groups including corporate, finance, disputes, and restructuring — presented a significant operational challenge. Piecemeal tooling risks creating fragmented workflows and uneven adoption, leaving some jurisdictions and teams without the productivity benefits that AI-assisted research, drafting, and document review can provide. Without a unified platform, the firm also lacked a foundation for collaboration between its lawyers and the in-house legal teams of their clients.

White & Case selected Legora as a strategic partner and deployed its collaborative AI platform to all lawyers firm-wide. Legora's platform uses large language models and generative AI to support document review, drafting, and legal research within existing workflows. Rather than a narrowly scoped pilot, the rollout was designed from the outset to reach every lawyer across the firm's full international network. The deployment also includes the Legora Portal, an AI-driven collaboration layer connecting law firm teams with in-house legal counterparts. Critically, the partnership extends beyond off-the-shelf deployment: White & Case and Legora signed a joint product development agreement to co-build additional AI-driven legal solutions, reflecting the firm's dual-track strategy of pairing third-party platforms with custom internal tooling.

The Legora platform was extended to all lawyers across 43 offices in 29 countries, covering every major region — Americas, EMEA, and Asia Pacific. Key outcomes include:

• Global coverage: Full deployment to the entire lawyer population across the firm's international network
• Practice group reach: Platform integrated into workflows across corporate, finance, disputes, and restructuring
• Joint development: A product co-development agreement established to build additional AI-driven legal solutions beyond the initial rollout
• Vendor scale: Legora itself grew from 40 to 250 employees over the prior 12 months, supporting tens of thousands of lawyers daily across 600 customers in more than 50 markets

• Adoption must be planned from day one — Legora explicitly flagged adoption focus as a core commitment for a rollout at this geographic scale.
• A strategic partnership structure, including joint product development, extends value well beyond what a standard vendor license provides.
• Large firms are running a dual-track AI strategy: third-party platforms for broad capability coverage, custom internal tools for differentiated workflows.
• Global deployments require platforms that can operate consistently across jurisdictions, practice groups, and client collaboration contexts simultaneously.
• Selecting a vendor with proven scalability — Legora supports tens of thousands of lawyers across 50+ markets — reduces execution risk on enterprise-wide rollouts.