Overview
- The AI-driven consumer law platform confirmed its takeover of Poole-based conveyancing specialist Woodstock Legal Services, with terms undisclosed.
- Woodstock will continue trading under its own brand, with founder and chief executive Carly Jermyn remaining in charge.
- The deal adds about 50 consultants to Lawhive’s network, which the company says could grow to 400–500 in the UK by year-end from around 300 now.
- Lawhive reports sevenfold revenue growth over the past 12 months and lists investors including GV, TQ Ventures, Balderton, and Premier League players Harry Maguire and Reece James.
- The company is rolling out its 'Lawrence' generative AI to handle paralegal-level tasks and has launched a small alternative business structure in Arizona as part of its US expansion.