For law firms
Sell your law firm's know-how to AI labs
Labs want to learn how lawyers review a contract, run a due diligence or decide which clause to push back on. Client secrets stay with you. What Lodex licenses is your firm's own know-how, with clients and counterparties removed.
What is your data worth?
Law firms
What AI labs buy
Clause libraries with fallback positions
Your standard wording, the fallback you accept under pressure and the notes on when to use each one.
Review playbooks and checklists
Due diligence checklists, review guides for leases, NDAs or supply agreements, and the playbooks new associates learn from.
Matter workflows
How a matter moves from intake to closing: steps, deadlines, approvals and handovers, taken from your practice management system without client data.
Research memos and practice notes
Internal memos on points of law, practice notes and know-how updates written for colleagues.
Training and quality material
Associate training, file review procedures, conflict check procedures and drafting style guides.
Payouts
What a sale can pay
The size of a payout follows the data: how many teams, how many years, how hard it is to find elsewhere.
From €10K
One team, standard workflows
A single workspace or department: tickets, deals, invoices, documents.
€50K+
Several teams or years of history
Multiple departments, or a long, consistent record of how work got done.
€250K+
Specialised operations
Expert work AI labs can't source elsewhere: niche processes, regulated workflows, rare skills.
What drives the price
Value comes from the depth of reasoning. A clause library with fallback positions and notes on when to use them is worth more than a folder of final contracts. Practice areas with little public material, such as local employment or real estate law, are rarer, and so are documents in languages other than English. Years of consistent know-how across several practice areas raise the price.
Payouts range from €10K–€600K. The final offer depends on your sources, their volume and quality, and our review.
- Companies from 10 people
- Built for European companies
- In 8 languages
- GDPR-first: personal data removed before packaging
How it works
- 01
1 minute
Get your estimate
Enter your headcount, founding year and revenue. Your range updates as you type.
- 02
20-minute call
Book a call
We go over your sources with you and agree in writing what's in and what's out.
- 03
Read-only access
Secure handover
We connect read-only to the sources you approve and strip customer details during processing.
- 04
7 days
Get paid
Once your data passes review, the money is in your account within 7 days. Nothing more to do.
What we promise
You keep your data and you decide what goes. Here is exactly what we promise.
It's data you already have
Years of records already sit in your tools. Selling a copy costs you nothing and changes nothing about how you work.
Nothing goes out unpaid
Buyers see redacted samples only. The full package is released after they pay.
Never to your competitors
We license only to AI labs and research teams, under contract. Nothing is ever published.
Cleaned before it leaves
Names, customer details and other identifiers are removed during processing. Buyers never learn who your customers are.
Secure end to end
Read-only, encrypted connections. Originals are deleted once processing is done.
You decide, in writing
You approve every source and sign the terms first. Nothing is sold without your sign-off.
What stays out
Privileged client communications
Advice to clients, matter correspondence and anything covered by legal privilege are excluded from scope before we connect.
Client and counterparty identities
Names of parties, case numbers, court references and deal details that could identify a matter are removed from anything included.
Documents owned by others
Contracts drafted by the other side and documents clients sent you are not yours to license. They stay out.
Special categories in case files
Health data in injury claims, criminal records and similar sensitive personal data are excluded entirely.
Questions
Doesn't legal privilege rule this out?
Privilege protects your communications with clients, and those stay out. Templates, workflows, training material and internal know-how belong to the firm. Check your bar or law society rules and your engagement terms before you start.
Who owns our templates and memos?
Work that employees create as part of their job usually belongs to the firm as employer, although the rules differ per country. For work by partners, check your partnership agreement.
Could our negotiation positions reach opposing counsel?
We license only to AI labs, under contract, and nothing is published. Your records are mixed with data from many firms to train general models. You can also leave out any position you consider sensitive.
Which practice areas do labs want most?
Commercial contracts, employment, real estate, corporate due diligence and regulatory compliance tend to be in demand. Work under a smaller jurisdiction's law, in its own language, is especially rare.
Do we need our clients' consent?
For material that contains no client information, usually not. For anything derived from client matters, follow your engagement terms. When in doubt, we leave it out.