Berlin-based legal-tech startup LawX has secured a €7.5 million seed round, led by Motive Partners with contributions from WENVEST Capital, xdeck, and SIVentures, as well as several angel investors from the German tech and legal sectors. Founded by Dr. Norman Koschmieder, LawX aims to automate the administrative side of legal work, such as case management, billing, and document handling, which are often overlooked by other AI solutions focusing on research and drafting. The company sees this as a critical need in the German legal market, where many processes are still managed manually, leading to inefficiencies. LawX’s platform, which launched in November 2025, has already achieved over €1 million in contracted recurring revenue and is positioned as an AI operating system for legal operations. The startup’s leadership team brings together legal expertise and experience from Berlin scale-ups. The competitive landscape is intensifying, with other players like Noxtua also making significant strides. LawX differentiates itself by targeting both law firms and notaries, addressing their specific software needs with an adaptable system. The funding round reflects a broader trend of increased investment in vertical AI solutions across Europe, with LawX’s raise being among the largest in the seed stage for regulated industries.
How is Berlin’s LawX transforming the legal AI landscape with €7.5m funding?
