Leya

Leya is a European legal AI assistant that answers complex legal questions with citations, drawing on public law and a firm’s internal know-how.

Overview

Founded in Stockholm, Leya targets the daily friction of legal practice: research, drafting, and document work spread across too many tabs. The assistant connects public legal sources with a firm’s internal memos and templates, then answers questions with traceable citations so lawyers can verify rather than trust blindly. It handles workflows such as summarizing judgments, drafting standard letters, and reviewing documents against checklists. Because the company is built for European firms, jurisdictional coverage and data handling are designed with EU requirements in mind.

Users report that the assistant’s value compounds as it absorbs firm know-how: the more internal material it can reach, the more its answers reflect how that firm actually works. Document workflows turn hours of review into minutes of verification, and the citation discipline keeps lawyers in control. For European firms wary of sending privileged data to generic chatbots, Leya’s positioning on security and jurisdiction coverage matters.

Key Features

• Answers grounded in public legal sources with visible citations
• Integration of firm know-how, templates, and precedent
• Document review, summarization, and drafting workflows
• Multi-jurisdiction coverage with European legal material
• Security and data-residency posture suited to law firms
• Judgment summarization and precedent comparison
• Template-driven drafting for routine correspondence
• Checklist-based document review with evidence trails

Firms commonly onboard by connecting internal knowledge first, since that is where differentiation lives: memos, templates, and deal precedent become queryable in ways keyword search never achieved. Reviewers appreciate that every answer carries sources, so verification is part of the workflow. As usage grows, teams build shared prompt practices, turning individual experiments into institutional capability.

Pricing

Firms can start with a trial engagement; ongoing plans are priced per seat and scale with the integrations and support a practice requires.

Who Is It For

Law firms in Europe and beyond that want generative AI tuned to legal work rather than a general chatbot bolted onto practice. It fits firms adopting generative AI without compromising on verification or data handling.