Norm

Norm Ai builds what it calls agentic law: AI agents that carry legal and compliance rules inside them and apply those rules to real work. The platform automates legal and compliance tasks such as reviewing documents and activities against regulatory requirements, with legal engineers encoding attorney judgment into agents that are built, tested and refined by lawyers before deployment. A verification layer named Supervisory AI checks the output of agents, whether Norm's own or a client's, so that automated decisions can be audited and trusted. It is aimed at large financial institutions, asset managers and other regulated enterprises with heavy compliance workloads. The company operates three connected lines: Norm Technology, the agent platform; Norm Law, an affiliated law firm that practices law and encodes it into the agents for institutional clients; and the Legal AGI Lab, a research arm launched in April 2026 that studies how AI agents can be governed by human law. In July 2026 Delaware's Secretary of State engaged Norm Ai to help design a new company type for AI agents in a regulatory sandbox. Pricing is not published. The technology is sold through enterprise agreements, and Norm Law describes outcome driven pricing tied to results rather than billable hours, with rates disclosed on engagement. The company raised a $120 million Series C at a $1.2 billion valuation in June 2026, led by Khosla Ventures, following earlier rounds backed by Blackstone, Bain Capital, Citi, TIAA, Vanguard and Coatue.