The LegalTech Fund

The LegalTech Fund describes itself as the first venture fund solely dedicated to backing companies transforming the world of law. The firm invests in software and services aimed at a legal industry it sizes at a trillion dollars, spanning tools for law firms, corporate legal departments, compliance and regulatory work, and broader access to legal services. It typically enters at the earliest stages and surrounds its founders with an unusually large network for a fund of its size, including more than 120 fund advisors, general partners with more than 25 years of combined experience, and a stated one thousand plus introductions made each year between founders, customers, capital partners, and acquirers. Beyond investing, the firm convenes the legal innovation ecosystem through its annual TLTF Summit and runs The LegalTech Lab for founders. Across its $28.5 million first fund and its oversubscribed $110 million second fund, closed in November 2025, the firm has backed more than 80 companies, with recent investments including Wexler, Entegrata, Flo Recruit, HelloPrenup, BlackCloak, and SimpleClosure. Its backers include major law firms and strategic investors from the legal and technology industries.

$110M, 2025 Fund II close ($28.5M Fund I, 2022) AUM 63/100 Power Score™ 2021 Founded Fort Lauderdale, FL
Legal Tech Enterprise Software SaaS
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Signature Exit

No confirmed public exit yet; the firm's notable positions remain private.

Key Partners & Leadership

Managing Partner & Co-Founder
Managing Partner & Co-Founder
Partner
Partner, Strategic Initiatives

Firm Timeline

2021
Zach Posner and Sam Elhag founded The LegalTech Fund in Fort Lauderdale as the first venture fund solely dedicated to companies transforming the legal industry.
2022
Closed its first fund at $28.5 million with backers including law firms and strategic investors such as DocuSign and Carta.
2025
Closed its oversubscribed second fund at $110 million in November, having backed more than 80 companies across both funds.