Berlin-based legal technology company LawX announced it has raised €7.5 million in funding as it expands its AI-powered operating system for law firms and notaries’ offices. The company also revealed it has surpassed €1 million in recurring revenue since launching its platform.
LawX is focused on modernizing operational workflows across the legal industry, where many firms still rely on legacy systems and manual processes. The company said increasing demand for legal services, combined with a shortage of qualified specialists for operational work, has created significant inefficiencies across the market.
The platform is designed to automate and manage core operational processes for legal professionals, including data collection, workflow management, and billing. LawX positions itself as the first holistically AI-supported operating system built specifically for law firms and notaries.
According to the company, legal professionals currently spend several hours each day handling administrative and organizational tasks instead of focusing on legal work. LawX aims to reduce that burden by streamlining back-office operations through automation and AI-driven workflows.
The funding round included backing from Motive Partners, WENVEST Capital, xdeck, SIVentures, angelinvest, along with angel investors from the European technology and legal sectors.
LawX said the platform has already proven itself within notaries’ offices and the company is now expanding its offering to law firms as part of its next phase of growth.
