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Mary Technology secures $7m funding to fuel US expansion

Legal tech provider Mary Technology has received $7 million in funding to scale its infrastructure and take its solution for tackling litigation “fact chaos” into the United States.

March 17, 2026 By Grace Robbie
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Mary Technology has raised $7 million in a funding round led by OIF Ventures, with continued support from existing investors Sydney Angels and Empress Capital, as the legal tech start-up moves to accelerate growth and expand its platform into global markets.

With this new funding, the legal tech provider – already supporting more than 2,000 lawyers globally – will expand its presence into the US legal market by opening an office in San Francisco.

 
 

With the launch of its US office and the ongoing scaling of its infrastructure, Mary Technology is offering American lawyers a first-ever opportunity to bypass the traditional sales process and access its Fact Management System (FMS) directly.

This first-of-its-kind fact management platform, designed specifically for litigation and disputes, empowers small- to mid-sized law firms with the same advanced fact management capabilities already relied upon by large, global firms using Mary Technology.

The system transforms disorganised case information from emails, reports, transcripts and other sources into a structured, searchable, and verified record, helping law firms eliminate the “fact chaos” that can slow case strategy and preparation.

Daniel Lord-Doyle, CEO of Mary Technology, highlighted a longstanding flaw in legal practice, noting that while facts can make or break a case, the way they are managed has barely evolved in decades, positioning the company as the transformative force the legal industry has long needed.

“Facts determine whether a legal case is won or lost, yet the way they’re managed hasn’t materially changed in decades,” Lord-Doyle said.

“That’s why we’re building the system of record for litigation facts to move from fragmented information to actionable intelligence.”

With this funding and the launch of its first US office, Lord-Doyle shared how Mary Technology is perfectly positioned to “double down” on its global expansion and pioneer a new, essential category in legal technology.

“We’re at an exciting stage in our journey, and with the funding and our US office opening, we’re in a good position to double down on our global expansion and continue defining a new – but critical – category within legal technology,” he said.

Oliver Darwin, an investor at OIF Ventures, described Mary Technology as a team with the expertise and capability to address the longstanding challenges of managing legal facts, noting their progress and expansion into global markets.

“From our first meeting, it was clear that fact chaos is a genuine hair-on-fire problem that’s gone unsolved for far too long – and the Mary Technology team has both the depth of understanding and the execution chops to finally crack it,” Darwin said.

“They’ve delivered on every promise and are showing strong growth. We couldn’t be more excited to partner with the team as they take on the global market.”

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