Legal AI Company in Australia

SYDNEY – November 11, 2024 – NexLaw, an internationally recognised pioneering legal technology company founded and headquartered in Sydney, has announced its official launch in Australia, with its innovative AI-driven platform primed to deliver new functionality for the country’s legal industry.

NexLaw’s platform provides an end-to-end AI solution that supports lawyers from initial research to post-trial submissions. Its core product, NeXa, handles tasks like in-depth legal research, vast case files analysis, and deposition prep—delivering accurate insights and actionable results tailored to their case needs.

NeXa is engineered to maximise efficiency by swiftly interpreting swathes of legal documentation, reducing trial preparation from multiple hours to a matter of minutes.

NexLaw also offers legal firms the Legal AI Trial Copilot, which lets users securely upload case files to analyse input based on different jurisdictions, provides advanced analytics and predictive reports tailored to a specific case, and provides a final brief ready for submission at a trial’s end.

In a clear sign of the platform’s immense potential, in February, NexLaw entered into a strategic partnership with global AI leader NVIDIA as part of its Inception program, dedicated to nurturing innovative startups.

NexLaw is expanding rapidly in Australia and is currently raising $5 million in capital to further advance its mission of augmenting the litigation process for law firms and legal professionals.

“We are thrilled to bring NexLaw’s transformative technology to Australia’s Legal market. With our NeXa platform and AI Trial Copilot, we are on a mission to help law firms streamline their entire litigation process, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—delivering value to their clients and winning cases,” said Francis Lui, Founder & CEO of NexLaw.

“NexLaw is transforming courtroom preparation for law firms and lawyers. At our recent session at Sydney’s South by Southwest, we partnered with NexLaw to showcase our dedication to collaborating with legal tech startups whilst maintaining our status as Australia’s leading innovation-focused law firm. The experimental trial highlighted the notable capabilities of NexLaw’s technology,” said Courtney Blackman, Head of Partnerships and Director of the LawTech Hub and AI Clinics at Lander & Rogers.

For more details about NexLaw and its legal AI platform, visit the official website: www.nexlaw.ai or for information on investing in NexLaw, contact [email protected].