Fieldfisher, an international law firm with offices in 14 countries, has announced the implementation of Legora, an artificial intelligence platform specializing in the legal sector, among approximately 1,400 lawyers and professionals in its corporate services teams. This decision follows the completion of a six-week pilot project involving 137 professionals from various offices across Europe, who integrated the tool into their daily work.
The initiative represents a further step in Fieldfisher’s global artificial intelligence strategy, which is being developed through the global AI center established in September 2025 at Fieldfisher X, the firm’s legal and technology operations division based in Berlin. This center, led by Doron Faibish, Fieldfisher’s AI director, works in coordination with the firm’s AI Council, headed by Dr. Jan Wildhirth.
Fieldfisher’s strategy is structured around three main priorities: integrating artificial intelligence into the provision of legal services, developing new legal products and solutions based on this technology, and improving the efficiency of corporate services.
The incorporation of Legora responds to the first of these lines of action and will allow the firm’s professionals to work in a specialized environment, adapted to the needs of each matter and the particularities of the different practice areas and jurisdictions.
Artificial intelligence applied to legal practice
Fieldfisher lawyers will use Legora as a support tool for legal research, document analysis and drafting in areas such as Litigation and Arbitration, Commercial, Technology and Data Protection and Regulatory, among others.
The platform allows for the automation of multi-stage processes using AI agents, the analysis of large volumes of documentation, and the tracking of legislative, regulatory, and jurisprudential developments relevant to clients.
In addition, Legora’s legal technology specialists will collaborate with Fieldfisher’s AI team to transform the firm’s knowledge and experience into shared processes and tools that can be used in a coordinated manner from their various offices.
The rollout will be led by Fieldfisher’s AI center in Berlin, in collaboration with the AI Council, the various practice areas, and local teams. The program will include the development of applications tailored to the needs of each specialty, specific training for professionals, and the creation of common working procedures, with a model of ongoing support and continuous improvement.
The goal is to move towards a structured, secure and cross-cutting use of artificial intelligence, integrated into the firm’s usual work processes.
In parallel, Fieldfisher will continue to develop its own technological capabilities by creating reusable instructions, guides, workflows, governance mechanisms, and AI-powered legal solutions for clients. This approach will allow the firm to preserve its internal knowledge, maintain its technological independence and flexibility, and reinforce the role of its lawyers’ experience and professional judgment.
A strategic commitment to innovation and customer value
Dr. Jan Wildhirth, partner and managing director of Fieldfisher X, stated that “this initiative goes beyond simply implementing a technological tool: our goal is to integrate artificial intelligence as a strategic capability for Fieldfisher to enhance our services and develop new solutions for clients. The pilot project has demonstrated the value of applying AI to real-world legal practice needs, and the close collaboration with the Legora team, along with our shared vision for the future of the sector, has been key to our decision.”
For his part, Héctor Jausàs, president of Fieldfisher Spain, emphasized that “artificial intelligence is transforming the way we provide our legal services and represents an opportunity to offer increasingly agile, efficient advice tailored to our clients’ needs. The integration of Legora will allow us to optimize certain processes and dedicate more time to what truly adds value: specialized knowledge, legal expertise, and strategic support for our clients.”
Furthermore, its implementation across our international network will facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration between teams in different jurisdictions, strengthening our ability to offer coordinated solutions to increasingly complex legal challenges. It is an important step in our commitment to innovation, always at the service of quality and legal excellence.”
Max Junestrand, CEO and co-founder of Legora, stated that “Fieldfisher has developed a pilot project in several countries, in which its lawyers used the platform in real-world work situations and made their decisions based on the results obtained. Furthermore, the firm has a robust structure in place to promote artificial intelligence, including an AI Council, a dedicated center, and an AI Director—key elements for ensuring effective implementation on an international scale. Our next objective is to extend the results of this initial experience to all of its offices.”
With this agreement, Fieldfisher joins Legora’s community of over 2,300 clients, whose platform is used by more than 130,000 legal professionals in over 80 markets. The company has offices in 18 cities, including London, Munich, Madrid, Milan, and Paris.
