Loyens & Loeff selects Legora as legal AI partner under 'Driven by Expertise, Powered by AI' strategy
- Vendors
- Legora
- Significance
- Medium
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
Loyens & Loeff has moved past pilots into deployment, with Legora in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Dutch law and tax firm Loyens & Loeff chose Legora after an extensive firmwide evaluation, as part of a 2026 strategy to embed AI in everyday legal and tax work while building AI fluency, governance and training.
""Successful AI adoption requires more than access to technology. It requires the right governance, training and ways of working." — Lieselot Oosterkamp, Executive Director"
- Significance
- Medium
- Source type
- Firm Press Release
Vendors involved
LegoraLoyens & Loeff on Panorama
Full timeline of tracked moves, capability areas, vendors in use and their Legal AI Capability Index standing.
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