Left Lane Capital led the Milan-based startup’s Series B, eight months after its $19m Series A. Lexroom is selling 8,000+ law firms a verified-source legal AI built around six million documents.
Milan-based Lexroom, the legal AI startup focused on civil-law jurisdictions, has raised a $50m Series B led by Left Lane Capital.
Base10 Partners, Eurazeo, Acurio Ventures, Entourage and View Different joined the round, which closed eight months after the company’s $19m Series A and takes total funding past $73m. The proceeds will fund expansion into Spain and Germany.
What Lexroom is selling is narrower than the legal-AI category as it is usually pitched. The product is built around a proprietary database of more than six million verified legal sources, including legislation, case law and regulatory materials, all of which are continuously updated and structured for retrieval.
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