Milan-based Lexroom has closed a $50M Series B led by Left Lane Capital, bringing total funding to $73M just eight months after its $19M Series A. The startup serves 8,000+ law firms with a civil-law-focused legal AI built on a proprietary database of six million verified legal sources — legislation, case law, and regulatory materials — rather than a fine-tuned general-purpose LLM. The data-first architecture is designed to avoid hallucinated citations common in LLM-based legal tools. Lexroom plans to expand from Italy into Spain and Germany, the largest civil-law legal-services market in Europe. The round comes amid a thickening competitive landscape in European legal AI, with rivals including Berlin's Noxtua ($92M raised) and LawX, plus US players like Anthropic pushing into professional-services workflows.
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