Definely, a leading AI-powered legal technology company, has successfully raised $30 million in a Series B funding round. The investment will support the company’s mission to streamline legal documentation processes for law firms and in-house legal teams. Definely, founded by former lawyers, is on a mission to democratize access to legal information and make complex legal documentation workflows more intuitive and efficient. This funding round was led by Octopus Ventures, a prominent European venture capital firm, with participation from Cornerstone VC, Zrosk Investment Ltd., and existing investors such as Microsoft’s venture fund, M12, and CRE Venture Capital. The funding brings Definely’s total investment to over $45 million. The startup’s platform uses cutting-edge artificial intelligence to simplify the process of reading, drafting, and understanding legal documents. Its tools are already used by top-tier global law firms, including Allen & Overy and Deloitte Legal, as well as legal departments in Fortune 500 companies. According to Definely’s CEO, the new capital will be utilized to enhance product development, expand into new international markets, and grow the company’s talent base. The company plans to launch new AI-driven features that provide contextual insights and smarter collaboration tools for lawyers and legal professionals. Founded in London, Definely has grown rapidly since its inception, capitalizing on the rising demand for legal tech solutions that can cut costs, improve accuracy, and speed up traditionally manual legal tasks. With this new round of funding, Definely is poised to further accelerate innovation in the legal tech sector, offering transformative AI capabilities to a wider global audience.