Top LegalTech Startups London Guide #1 Best Legal Startups UK
The legal technology world is booming in the capital, which is still considered to be the “lawyer for the world” due to the collision of a world hub for legal services and tech so let’s look at some of the scale-ups lowering rates, increasing productive and generally improving the sector.
So, with that in mind, let’s look at some of the best legal tech companies making waves in the UK…
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Lexoo
We here at Rainmakrr believe Lexoo have a claim to be the first ever LegalTech Startup London had, and almost certainly in terms of providing a marketplace for startups and companies to quickly find great lawyers AND to reduce lawyers business development time, effort and money which they can pass on to their new customers
OK, partly pass on, They can’t help it that they are lawyers…
It also gives us a chance to mention the UK’s nicest lawyer Adam Tucker who was Lexoo’s poster child on their home page banner due to being pretty much their highest user rated lawyer and the go to guy for marketplace and SAAS startups before their website redesign.
Halcyon days….
JustLegal
Justlegal believe searching for solicitors and providers of other professional services can be confusing, stressful and usually expensive and are here to change that.
Best Legal Startups London Guide
Just Legal aims to help you quickly find all legal service providers close to your chosen location and show you any fixed fee prices available and work hard to be trusted by consumers to provide impartial help in a wide range of issue.
Just Legal can recommend solicitors for when you as an individual or a company need professional help as part of their mission to provide the UK’s first all of market search and comparison site.
Seedlegals
Seedlegals aim to transform startup funding, making it faster, simpler… better!
That’s why in just three years they reportedly now help more UK companies raise investment than anyone else.
SeedLegals was founded by serial entrepreneur Anthony Rose and serial angel investor Laurent Laffy who met at a party in Rome. They’d both had enough of paying insane amounts of money to lawyers for the same legal documents at every funding round, and funding rounds taking months to negotiate and close. They decided to change it.
Fast forward 6 months and SeedLegals launched as the world’s first platform that lets founders and investors easily create, negotiate and sign all the legal agreements they need to do a funding round. In less than 3 years, SeedLegals is reportedly now the largest closer of funding rounds in the UK.
Crowd Justice
Crowd Justice – Whether you want to take legal action for yourself, a family member, your community or the whole country, CrowdJustice helps you raise funds for legal services.
Access to Crowd Justice’s fundraising tools and support from their dedicated team make it easy to fund your legal matter.
Ontra (US)
Ontra is the largest global provider focused on automating and enhancing high-volume legal processes. Use the below form to request more information about our leading solution.
Their model also enables top-tier corporate attorneys to design a life and legal practice unencumbered by traditional employment, geographic restrictions, and administrative burdens and look forward to supporting attorneys who are running nonprofits, writing children’s books, building small businesses, teaching college classes, and serving their community in local government.
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‘Legal technology‘ essentially means the use of technology and software to provide and aid legal services. … However, legal tech also allows smaller firms and sole practitioners to compete with the leading names in the field, giving them access to powerful research tools. Source – The Legal Portal
In brief, London has earned the title of lawyer to the world due to five reasons, a stable legal system, beign a world financial capital, a favourable corporate tax regime, easy access to mainland Europe and lastly, and not least, the english language itself.
Actually, yes, Much of law, and thus client billings, is procedural and admin based. LegalTech reduces friction and will eradicate a large proportion of this, which is a good thing
The most common example is the availability of legal templates. 10 years ago you would have had to call in favour of a friendly lawyer who would send a boilerplate agreement for you to use. Now these are mostly available free online for most simple agreements. That’s legal tech in action.
