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About the CodeX TechIndex

A curated research database of legal technology companies by CodeX, the Stanford Center for Legal Informatics.

The CodeX TechIndex tracks 5,761 legal-technology companies with profiles, taxonomy, and public statistics on ecosystem growth, geography, funding, and market segments.

The index began in 2015 as a CodeX research project led by CodeX Fellow Pieter Gunst. It grew out of Code = Law, a Stanford Law student group where members learned to build software and explore real-world legal technology applications.

The underlying company data is compiled and maintained by Legal.io (opens in new tab), the legal technology company co-founded by Pieter Gunst, which provides the dataset to CodeX.

For field definitions, classification rules, and citation examples, see the data methodology.

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People who have helped build and maintain the TechIndex over the years.

NameRoleProfile
Pieter GunstContributor, CodeX Fellow / Co-Founder of Legal.ioLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Kevin XuContributor, Code = Law ParticipantLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Sam SchroederContributor, Code = Law ParticipantLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Elizabeth LowellContributor, Code = Law ParticipantLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Mark EvansContributor, CodeX FellowLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
David CurleContributor, Thomson ReutersLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Bob AmbrogiContributor, Lawyer, media and technology professionalLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Patrick HaedeContributor, Intern at CodeXLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Taylor FamighettiContributor, Intern at CodeXLinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Paul BlizzardContributor, Visiting Student Researcher at CodeXLinkedIn (opens in new tab)

The companies and services listed in this database are provided for informational purposes only and are not endorsed by CodeX, Stanford Law School, or Stanford University. Info may be out of date.