On Monday, U.K.-based legal tech startup Jigsaw, which offers a “corporate diagramming” tool that leverages artificial intelligence to help users more seamlessly create diagrams such as corporate structures and organization charts, announced that it closed on a series A funding round led by Exor Ventures. Sky News, which broke the funding news, noted that the round was for $15 million, and that “angel investors from the law firm Linklaters, investment bank Morgan Stanley and private equity firm KKR” also participated.
Founded by former Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld counsel Stephen Scanlan and legal tech entrepreneur and former Litera executive director Travis Leon, Jigsaw has more than 150 employees across offices in the U.K., U.S. and Singapore, and boasts “100 clients across legal, accountancy, and financial institutions, including … top tier law firms in the U.K. and U.S.” on its website.
