Founded in 2020 by Rafael Bagolin, Jusfy claims to serve more than 60,000 legal professionals and has already built products including JusGPT and JusProcessos. The company previously raised approximately $5.18 million in a pre-Series A round in 2025. The specific allocation of the new capital and detailed product roadmap have not been disclosed.
The funding signals sustained investor appetite for legal AI solutions and reflects confidence in Brazil's legal technology market. For practitioners, the entrance of Thomson Reuters Ventures as a strategic backer suggests the platform may eventually integrate with or compete against established legal research and practice management tools. Attorneys evaluating practice management systems should monitor Jusfy's product development, particularly its machine-learning capabilities and expansion into financial services offerings.