Lexroom makes first acquisitions with Query Juriste and Praven Intelekt deals

Lexroom, a legaltech company, has acquired French AI firm Query Juriste and Bulgarian firm Praven Intelekt, marking its first M&A deals since inception. This acquisition follows Lexroom's expansion into Germany and Spain, signaling a new phase in its European growth strategy. The companies will now operate under the Lexroom umbrella, combining their expertise to build a category-defining AI platform for legal work across Civil Law markets in Europe.

Paolo Fois, Lexroom's co-founder and CEO, expressed his belief in the exceptional teams and traction of both companies, emphasizing that merging their technologies, scale, and capital with local expertise would be the most efficient way to build the comprehensive legal AI platform he envisioned. The companies' leadership teams will join Lexroom, with Etienne Le Guay leading the French operation and Siyanna Lilova overseeing the company's presence in Central and Eastern Europe.

Lexroom now boasts over 20,000 customers and employs more than 200 professionals, with its technology backed by a data-first architecture connected to more than 13 million legal sources. In 2026, the company achieved €20 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) and raised $50 million in a Series B round led by Left Lane, with participation from several other venture capital firms.

Lexroom's ultimate goal is to become the AI operating system for legal work, integrating legal research, drafting, document analysis, and broader professional workflows into a single platform, starting in Europe's Civil Law markets.