Milan-based legaltech firm Lexroom has secured a $50 million Series B funding round led by Left Lane Capital, with participation from Base10 Partners, Eurazeo, Acurio Ventures, and existing investors including Entourage and View Different, as Vestbee was informed.
- Founded in 2023 by Paolo Fois, Martina Domenicali, and Andrea Lonza, Lexroom builds AI tools for lawyers and corporate legal teams operating in civil law jurisdictions. The platform is designed to support legal research, document review, and drafting by allowing users to ask questions in natural language and receive structured outputs such as summaries, draft documents, and cited legal sources.
- At its core, the product is built on a proprietary database of more than six million verified legal materials, including legislation, case law, and regulatory texts, which are continuously updated. Rather than relying primarily on general-purpose language models, it grounds responses in these sources, enabling users to trace outputs directly back to original legal documents.
- The platform covers civil, commercial, privacy, banking, and labour law, and includes tools for clause extraction, document comparison, and automated drafting. The company says it is now used by more than 8,000 law firms and corporate legal teams, with two-thirds of users active daily and 94% engaging weekly. It also claims the system significantly reduces time spent on research and drafting tasks that would typically take hours or days.
- In 2025, Lexroom raised €2 million in seed funding led by Entourage, followed by a €16 million Series A led by Base10 Partners to support product development and international expansion.
Details of the deal
- With the new capital, the company plans to scale across civil law Europe by expanding its data-first infrastructure and launching jurisdiction-specific capabilities in markets including Spain and Germany, supported by local teams working with law firms on deployment.
“Paolo, Martina and Andrea have built an enterprise product with consumer-grade user love and engagement, which is exceedingly rare in an industry that is often sold to through innovation committees. We loved that Lexroom enables lawyers to build better businesses by serving their clients more thoughtfully and effectively, making AI friend not foe,” said Paddy Dillon, VP at Left Lane Capital.
