Coote O'grady
Legal spend management and e-billing services for corporate legal departments, insurers and public-sector organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Coote O'grady
COG Legal provides legal e-billing, invoice review, spend analytics, matter monitoring and legal panel management. Its Legal eTeam combines e-billing with legal operations support and a spend analytics dashboard; its LegalSRM platform provides claims litigation performance analytics.
The company serves corporate legal teams, insurers, law firms and public-sector organisations through consultancy and technology-enabled services. It is registered in England and Wales, with its registered office in East Boldon.
Product: Legal e-billing, invoice review, spend analytics, litigation performance analytics, matter monitoring and legal operations consulting.
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