@rohanpaul_ai: Law firms sell time, so software that saves time eats directly into what they bill. @arceuslegal raised $17M to run a l…
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Arceus Legal launches with $17M in funding led by GreyCroft to operate an AI-agent-powered law firm where AI prepares contracts and attorneys approve them, claiming 70%+ cuts in legal spend versus traditional firms.
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Law firms sell time, so software that saves time eats directly into what they bill.
@arceuslegal raised $17M to run a law firm where AI agents prepare contracts and attorneys approve them.
claims customers cut legal spend by 70%+ against traditional firms.
Commercial contracts is the category thats growing fastest, from 15K–60K a year at Series A to 150K–500K at Series D.
Clients submit that work through Slack and approve a flat price quoted before the matter begins, which removes the billable-hour incentive to let a review run long.
Mac Liu (@themacliu): I’m excited to announce that @arceuslegal is launching with $17M in funding, led by @greycroftvc, with participation from @craft_ventures, @spc, and others.
As a founder, I always hated how helpless I felt working with law firms.
I went through four or five different firms and
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