LawX is developing an AI-driven platform designed to automate operational workflows for law firms and notaries, helping modernise administrative processes across the legal sector.
Berlin-based legaltech LawX has raised €7.5 million in seed funding in a round led by Motive Partners, with participation from WENVEST Capital, xdeck and SIVentures, alongside several angel investors from the technology and legal sectors, including Christoph Cordes and Ralph Müller.
LawX is developing an AI-driven platform for law firms and notaries that automates operational processes, including data capture, workflow management, document handling, contact and calendar management, and billing. The company aims to address growing operational challenges in the legal sector, where rising demand for legal services coincides with labour shortages and outdated software infrastructure.
The legal market is undergoing significant structural change. Although demand for legal services continues to rise, many firms still rely on fragmented legacy systems and manual administrative workflows. A substantial share of operational work within law firms remains administrative, creating inefficiencies that affect productivity and scalability across the sector.
While many existing AI tools for legal services focus on research and drafting support, operational workflows have largely remained manual. LawX is positioning itself within a new category of AI-driven legal operations platforms designed to automate and structure these workflows end-to-end. Its platform combines case management, workflow automation, document processing, communication management and billing within a single system.
According to Dr Norman Koschmieder, the legal sector is facing increasing structural pressure as essential processes continue to depend on manual work despite a growing shortage of qualified personnel.
We are building the technological infrastructure to automate these processes end-to-end for the first time and secure the long-term operational capability of law firms.
As a next step, LawX plans to expand its product offering into the broader law firm market. The new funding will primarily support continued product development, platform expansion, and the scaling of sales and customer support operations. In the long term, the company aims to establish itself as a leading operating system for legal work across Europe.