Global Legaltech Competition

Bering Lab is an AI translation solution specializing in legal and business document translations. This Japanese company was developed to address the complexities and improve the accuracy of legal document translations.

The Brazilian startup Legal-Pytha uses AI to power a fraud detection system, enabling fraud identification and promoting transparency to build trust and informed decisions. Its Explainable AI fraud detection system software reveals hidden patterns, detects conflicts, and identifies synergies effortlessly.

TalkTerms provides practical, accessible tools that facilitate simple, effective resolution of consumer disputes, complaints and claims within industry. This company brings people, businesses and industry together to solve claims and disputes.

The goal of Deeligence is to revolutionize the way lawyers manage legal due diligence. This Australian startup aims to move deal management away from static Excel sheets and into an intelligent, comprehensive, and intuitive platform, streamlining the due diligence process with advanced automation and workflow tools.

Amto.ai is an AI-powered digital legal assistant, driven by ChatGPT. This Indian startup addresses common challenges faced by many legal practitioners. The solution tackles demanding work hours, eliminates the need to switch between multiple applications and platforms, and offers a personalized, bespoke service in the process.

This Italian startup is a one-of-a-kind “webetery”—the first online ecosystem for digital estates and memorials. Each user chooses what should happen with their digital data after death; Zephorum then allows the deceased’s family members to download and remove information from social media platforms for private use with Urn or public commemoration via Mausoleum.

This company is dedicated to building a fairer society by offering legal services to Colombians over its digital platform. In turn, Juzto.co, as well as offering expert legal advice, allows users to create documents and carry out business or personal administrative procedures.

This Canadian startup has a SaaS Proptech that empowers institutional real estate investors to efficiently capture, analyze and share quality investment data in a connected digital environment.

This dispute resolution software as a service empowering ADR experts, courts and tribunals with innovative technology to improve access to justice around the world. The startup’s software allows clients to create and host their own branded negotiation, mediation and arbitration tools for case management, including valuable data insights and analytics.

This non-for-profit legal tech start-up harnesses technology to overcome barriers accessing justice and advocates for a more open and transparent justice system. JUST: Access models alternative ways of providing legal services that benefit everyone, including the most vulnerable and uses an automatic speech recognition technology to revolutionize the legal transcription industry.

This online platform allows legal practitioners to work smarter, using technology as a bridge that will ease their work. Their goal is to organize judicial information in a way that nobody has done before, creating a universal legal data schema that takes aspects from every legal system into account.

This Italian startup provides a national list of professionals, useful for people involved in a divorce. Their platform, that serves as a specialized marketplace, can find the best professionals to help individuals in the divorce process and can also buy divorce documents from the Court. SlidingLife uses AI software to predict the outcome of the divorce case in the court.