Lexsys, an innovative company in the legal sector, has received an initial funding offer of 20 million euros that will allow it to expand its services in Spain and Portugal. This financial support is part of its strategy to democratize access to justice through the use of technology and artificial intelligence.
In a context where legal workload is increasing and response times are becoming more critical, Lexsys presents itself as a platform that optimizes results through a proposal that offers immediate liquidity to associated law firms. Its focus on the centralization of legal services, supported by advanced algorithms, positions it as a technological reference in the sector.
The company has developed a fund management method characterized by its traceability and scalability, allowing it to finance legal portfolios in different jurisdictions. Thanks to its experience in capital management and process standardization, Lexsys has managed to reduce risks and improve the profitability of legal assets.
Juan Castrejón, CEO of the company, highlights the importance of the innovation that Lexsys offers: “The incorporation of liquidity service and access to AI-based legal services consolidates Lexsys as the technological reference ally for law firms and funds. This allows them to grow more quickly and with an operational structure that minimizes costs.”
The recent platform update provides advances in precision and automation. Its document analysis engine not only covers more than 15 types of legal services, but also detects deficiencies in documentation and automatically generates all necessary documentation, such as lawsuits and motions. Additionally, its integration with LexNET allows real-time tracking of each case from a single panel.
Thanks to this comprehensive model, Lexsys transforms into a complete legal platform that optimizes a process that has traditionally been slow and manual. With a strong presence in Spain, Portugal, and Brazil, the company plans its international expansion and aims to open two new markets by 2026, in order to consolidate itself as a leader in legal technology and litigation funding globally.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish