About Lexica
Lexica is a legal market data service for software, recruiting, and service teams selling to law firms. It brings together attorney contact research, practice-area segmentation, and custom prospect lists.
What Lexica does
Our focus is attorney contact research, practice-area segmentation, and custom prospect lists.
Who Lexica is for
We serve software, recruiting, and service teams selling to law firms.
Our approach
Practice area, firm context, and geography shape legal-market targeting. A defined brief helps separate relevant firms from a broad list of contacts.
How to work with Lexica
Describe the outcome you need, the audience or workflow involved, and your requirements. Confirm the scope, pricing, deliverables, and timing with the team before committing to a project or paid service.
The founder behind Lexica
Rome Thorndike
Rome Thorndike is the Founder & CEO of Lexica, which provides law-firm and attorney data for businesses selling into the legal market. He spent his enterprise sales career helping customers evaluate software and data infrastructure at Microsoft and Salesforce. He later led sales at Datajoy through its acquisition by Databricks and now operates businesses focused on validating business data. He holds an MBA from UC Berkeley Haas.
Connect on LinkedInKey facts
- Website
- getlexica.com
- Focus
- Legal market data service
- Audience
- Software, recruiting, and service teams selling to law firms
- Founder
- Rome Thorndike
- Professional role
- Founder & CEO of Lexica
- Profile
- Rome Thorndike on LinkedIn
- Contact and corrections
- Contact the team
Frequently asked questions
Who is Lexica for?
Lexica serves software, recruiting, and service teams selling to law firms. Its focus is attorney contact research, practice-area segmentation, and custom prospect lists.
Who is behind the site?
Rome Thorndike is the Founder & CEO of Lexica, which provides law-firm and attorney data for businesses selling into the legal market. His experience spans enterprise software sales at Microsoft and Salesforce, sales leadership at Datajoy, and B2B data validation.
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