Legal technology and eDiscovery

What is Everlaw?

Cloud-native eDiscovery, litigation, investigations, and legal AI platform.

Category
Legal technology and eDiscovery
Headquarters
Oakland, CA
Founded
2010
Employees
500+ reported
Total funding
At least $298M disclosed
Valuation
Over $2B valuation from 2021 Series D

What is Everlaw?

Everlaw is a legal technology and ediscovery company. Everlaw announced 80% year-over-year growth with its 2021 Series D and now operates from Oakland, London, New York, and Washington DC offices with more than 500 employees reported publicly.

Everlaw offers cloud-native ediscovery, document review, litigation preparation, investigations, story-building, analytics, and generative AI tools for legal teams. Its public product surface includes Ediscovery review, Document upload and processing, Search and analytics, Storybuilder, Everlaw AI Assistant, and related services for law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies, and litigation support teams.

Everlaw announced 80% year-over-year growth with its 2021 Series D and now operates from Oakland, London, New York, and Washington DC offices with more than 500 employees reported publicly. As of June 2026, the safest read is a late-stage private legal SaaS company with strong enterprise and public-sector legal workflows. Revenue, usage, and customer numbers are described only where the company or public filings disclose them; otherwise this profile uses public scale signals rather than invented private figures.

What does Everlaw offer?

Everlaw offers Ediscovery review, Document upload and processing, Search and analytics, Storybuilder and adjacent workflow products.

  • Ediscovery review· Legal platform
  • Document upload and processing· Data
  • Search and analytics· Analytics
  • Storybuilder· Litigation prep
  • Everlaw AI Assistant· AI
  • Investigations workflows· Legal operations
  • Productions and collaboration· Legal workflow

How does Everlaw make money?

Everlaw sells subscription contracts based on data managed and usage, with flexible case or annual platform subscriptions.

Everlaw sells subscription contracts based on data managed and usage, with flexible case or annual platform subscriptions. Public pricing signal: Everlaw says pricing is based on data managed and usage, includes core features and generative AI tools, and avoids user/upload limits; legacy materials describe a monthly per-gigabyte model without setup, processing, training, support, or export fees. The important commercial driver is data volume, legal matters, enterprise platform standardization, AI review adoption, government/legal-sector expansion, and retention.

Everlaw's unit economics depend on cloud storage/compute, support, implementation, security/compliance cost, data volume, and subscription expansion. For sellers, this means the strongest pitch ties to measurable savings, growth, compliance, reliability, or revenue enablement rather than generic productivity claims.

Who leads Everlaw?

Everlaw is led by AJ Shankar, with a leadership team spanning legal product, AI, engineering, security, sales, public sector, and customer success.

  • AJ ShankarFounder & CEOFounder, since 2010Computer scientist and founder leading Everlaw's legal-tech platform.
  • Max ChristoffChief Technology OfficerJoined 2025/2026 signalFormer Google executive hired as first CTO according to public company posts.
  • Sera EvcimenChief Revenue Officer signalExecutive leaderRevenue leader visible in company/executive materials.
  • Everlaw product/legal leadershipProduct and legal domain leadersExecutive teamOwn ediscovery, AI, and legal workflow roadmap.

How do you contact Everlaw's leadership?

Everlaw does not publish verified personal executive email addresses in its official materials. Use the public contact path below, or a verified relationship-based introduction, rather than presenting guessed personal addresses as verified.

Email formatContact page; personal executive format not verified

How much funding has Everlaw raised?

Everlaw's capital history is At least $298M disclosed; latest status: Over $2B valuation from 2021 Series D.

2011-2014: Seed/Series A - early disclosed capital (Early funding included Andreessen Horowitz participation.) Jun 2018: Series B - $25M (Menlo Ventures led with Andreessen Horowitz participating.) Mar 2020: Series C - $62M (CapitalG and Menlo Ventures co-led growth funding.) Nov 2021: Series D - $202M; valuation over $2B (TPG Growth led with H.I.G. Growth, CapitalG, Menlo, a16z, and K9 participating.)

Everlaw's last major priced round is from 2021, so current valuation should not be refreshed without a new disclosed transaction. This profile treats undisclosed valuations, undisclosed round sizes, and public-company market values conservatively, using only public figures or clearly labeled capital-history views.

How did Everlaw get here?

Everlaw's path runs from founding through product expansion, major financing, and its current over $2b valuation from 2021 series d status.

  1. 2010FoundedAJ Shankar starts Everlaw.
  2. 2018Series BRaises $25M led by Menlo with a16z participating.
  3. 2020Series CRaises $62M.
  4. Nov 2021Series DRaises $202M at $2B+ valuation.
  5. 2024Legal AI expansionEverlaw markets AI tools for litigation teams.
  6. 2025-2026Oakland HQ/R&D expansion signalPublic posts describe expanded Oakland HQ and CTO hiring.

Who are Everlaw's competitors?

Everlaw competes with category incumbents and newer specialists that attack the same buyer budget from different product angles.

  • RelativityLarge eDiscovery platform incumbent.
  • DISCOPublic legal-tech/eDiscovery competitor.
  • LogikcullCloud eDiscovery platform now part of Reveal.
  • RevealAI-powered eDiscovery and investigations platform.
  • CasepointLegal discovery platform with government and enterprise presence.

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