Lexroom has launched Lex, an AI personal assistant for lawyers that runs through WhatsApp. The legal AI company reports more than 20,000 customers and over 300 employees. The closed beta begins on November 10 in five European markets: Bulgaria, Italy, Spain, Germany, and France.
Launch availability
Lex is initially available through a closed beta. It supports interactions through text messages and voice notes. The product targets solo practitioners and small to medium-sized law firms.
Company context
Lexroom acquired Bulgarian legal tech company Praven Intelekt in September. It also bought French company Query Juriste, marking its first acquisitions. The company reports more than €30 million in annual recurring revenue.
What Lex handles
Lex can monitor emails, calendars, client communications, and case files. It draws on more than 16 million verified and curated legal sources. The assistant can conduct research, schedule appointments, and prepare initial document drafts.
The product remains in closed beta for now. Lawyers can join the waitlist to hear about the official release. Lex will also become available in additional messaging apps in the near future.