Sydney’s Mary Technology raises $7 million to tackle litigation ‘fact chaos’
Mary Technology, a Sydney-based legaltech startup, secured $7 million in funding to expand its litigation fact management platform to the US.Summary
Sydney’s Mary Technology has raised $7 million in a funding round led by OIF Ventures, with participation from Sydney Angels and Empress Capital, to expand its litigation data platform into the US market. Founded in 2023, the company’s platform aims to modernize how legal teams manage case information by converting unstructured data – such as documents, emails, and transcripts – into a structured, searchable format. CEO Daniel Lord-Doyle emphasizes that while facts are crucial to legal outcomes, their management has remained largely unchanged for decades. The funding will facilitate the opening of a San Francisco office and the launch of a self-service version of the platform for smaller law firms. Currently, over 2,000 lawyers globally, including those at firms like Shine Lawyers and Maurice Blackburn, are utilizing Mary Technology’s platform. OIF Ventures’ Oliver Darwin highlighted the significant problem of “fact chaos” in litigation workflows as the key reason for their investment.
(Source：Smartcompany)
