Eudia Secures up to $105M in Series A Funding, Led by General Catalyst, to Transform Legal Work Through AI-Powered Augmented Intelligence
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- Feb 13
- 2 min read
Whats Happening:
Eudia, an Augmented Intelligence platform for Fortune 500 legal teams, has secured up to $105 million in Series A funding led by General Catalyst. The fund aims to transform legal work by combining AI with human expertise, enabling Chief Legal Officers to drive company strategy, strengthen risk management, and capture untapped business value.
Key Moves:
Eudia secures up to $105M in Series A funding led by General Catalyst
Unveils AI-powered Augmented Intelligence platform for Fortune 500 legal teams
Already trusted by CLOs of prominent Fortune 500 companies including Cargill, DHL, Duracell, and Coherent
By The Numbers:
Up to $105 million raised in Series A funding
18 months of stealth operation before public unveiling
Up to 98% efficiency gains in compliance reviews for customers
Key Quotes:
"Eudia combines a proprietary Augmented Intelligence platform with human expertise to supercharge legal professionals, helping organizations scale efficiently, mitigate risk effectively, and unlock billions in unrealized business value." - Omar Haroun, Co-Founder and CEO of Eudia
"Eudia is not a software provider, it is the future of our department. Eudia is headcount I don't have to hire, it's enterprise risk reduction in that it helps us understand the legal data we already have." - Rob Beard, Chief Legal Officer of Coherent
"We see Eudia as taking a unique approach to AI in legal—unlocking not just software budgets, but also the far larger legal services market where inefficiencies run deep." - Marc Bhargava, managing director at General Catalyst
Bottom Line:
Eudia's $105M Series A funding marks a significant step in transforming legal work through AI-powered Augmented Intelligence. By combining AI with human expertise, Eudia aims to revolutionize how Fortune 500 legal teams operate, potentially unlocking billions in business value and setting a new standard for legal department efficiency and strategic impact.
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