The “open access” matter management platform Lupl has spent time under the pandemic in closed beta, building towards a public release. Now, the company incubated by a host of law firms and corporations will do so with a lot of extra funding.

Today, Lupl announced it has raised a $14 million funding round, bringing its total funding to over $25 million even before its public launch. This includes $10 million raised before the company began beta testing. The round is led by its original three investors—law firms Cooley, CMS and Rajah & Tann Asia.

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