At a Glance
| Detail | Filevine | Lawgbook |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Practice Mgmt | Practice Mgmt |
| Total raised | $516M | Not disclosed |
| Rounds tracked | 3 | Not disclosed |
| Latest round | Undisclosed (two rounds), $400M · Sep 2025 | Not disclosed |
| Last valuation | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Lead investors | Accel, Halo Fund, Insight Partners, StepStone Group | Not disclosed |
| Built for | Mid-size firms | Not disclosed |
| Headquarters | United States | Not disclosed |
Funding, Side by Side
Filevine rounds
- Sep 2025Undisclosed (two rounds)$400M
- Apr 2022Series D$108M
- Jan 2019Series A$8.3M
Lawgbook rounds
No public rounds tracked yet.
Our Take
We have not tested these two head to head yet. The numbers above come from public funding announcements. If you use either one, tell us what you found and it may become a Field Note.
Quick Answers
- Which has raised more, Filevine or Lawgbook?
- Filevine has raised $516M in disclosed funding, compared with no disclosed amount for Lawgbook.
- What is Filevine best for?
- Filevine is case management software for law firms and legal teams, with its LOIS legal AI working across every matter.
- What is Lawgbook best for?
- Lawgbook records your work across documents, email, meetings and research and writes compliant billing entries automatically.
Source: Legal Tech Circle funding data, from public announcements. Updated November 11, 2026.