Transformation.Legal + noxtua partner to direct the adoption of he – artificial lawyer

Transforming.Legal, counseling group established by Thomas pfennig And who stands behind the director of Law Technology Golt, has partned with Europe’s Sovereign Company, Noxtua – supported by CMS and Dentons.

They said that with this partnership the company he and the counseling group ‘aim to promote user trust, interaction and sustainable digital transformation into an increasingly directed legal landscape.

The main aspects of the partnership include:

• ‘That Enablement: Solving the Noxtua platform will be integrated into strategic transformation initiatives for legal and compliance clients.
• Readiness of the Process and Counseling: Transformation.Legal will support customers in strategic road map creation, process design, change management and adoption of nonXTUA.
• Common thought leadership: Both partners will create content, host events and share knowledge of the willingness of it, alleviating risk and digital transformation into law and compliance.
• Customer Impartial Focus: The Agreement is non-exclusive and neutral of income, providing full independence and customer center. ‘

As mentioned earlier by AL, in Germany the very strict rules of data have made life complex for the legal products of it – and in fact contributed to the generally low obtaining of such vehicles until recently. Noxt, as well as being home -grown, is focused on meeting all local data needs and can thus be more easily approved in both Germany and other parts of Europe.

As partners said: ‘Legal and compliance professionals can use nonXTUA in accordance with law and competent for the main course of legal work and compliance, such as researching legal issues or reviewing and drafting legal documents.’

Pfennig commented: ‘This partnership reflects our common commitment to provide legal and compliance teams that believed solutions to one that provide measurable value without compromising security or professional standards. Together, we unblock the full potential of it into law and compliance through responsible establishment and strategic opportunities. ‘

Dr. Leif-Nissen LundbækCEO and Co -founder of Noxtua concluded: ‘The race and he is heated while security, compliance and sovereignty become even more important. In other words, this is the perfect time to embrace the legal, sovereign and specialized legal one. ‘

The company started by 2017 as part of a research project by Lundbæk and Professor Dr. Michael Huth at Oxford University and Imperial College London.

Today, she now has offices in Paris and Berlin and is a fully legal technology business. Meanwhile, Germany’s chief legal publisher, CHBECK, plus northern business data, and CMS and Dentons legal firms have invested together a total of € 80.7 million in NEXTA.

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You can find more about transformation.Legal here, and Noxtua here.

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