Legal AI startup Noxtua backed by top law firms
C.H. Beck and Dentons are among key backers in Noxtua’s latest funding round.
Germany-based legal tech firm Noxtua SE has secured €80.7 million in funding to support the launch of its AI-powered legal workspace, Beck-Noxtua. Previously known as Xayn SE, the company announced the round following a major rebrand.
C.H. Beck, Germany’s leading legal publisher, led the investment, with backing from Northern Data AG, CMS LTF Limited, Dentons Corp., and other strategic partners.
Beck-Noxtua is designed to streamline legal workflows by offering a suite of tools powered by large language models trained on over 55 million documents from C.H. Beck’s legal library.
These include the Noxtua Legal LLM, capable of generating and analysing complex legal texts, and Noxtua Voyage Embed, which enhances legal search and precedent discovery. The platform complies with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation and is aimed at law firms across Europe.
Noxtua plans to expand beyond Germany, establishing offices in other EU countries. With support from Northern Data’s European infrastructure and legal input from firms like CMS and Dentons, the company is positioning itself as a key player in the continent’s legal AI space.
Analysts note Noxtua’s strategic partnerships as a potential advantage, though caution that the legal industry’s resistance to technology may prove a challenge.
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