Innovative legal marketplace solution for automating and matching the need and offer of specialized

Project facts

Project promoter:
QuickLegal(RO)
Project Number:
RO-INNOVATION-0067
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€199,000

Description

Project’s main scope is to develop, integrate, test and validate new technologies for our the new legal marketplace: matchmaking algorithm, Robo-attorney with AI technology incorporated and virtual office for lawyers (database; storage; chat; voice/video conferences; document sharing; CLM (contract lifecycle management) option for lawyers). The project addresses the several challenges on the legal market: lawyers'' difficulty finding clients (given the legal limitation of marketing the legal services), clients'' difficulty finding relevant legal advice from the right lawyer, fast, online and for a reasonable fee. 

The main outcome of the project is increased competitiveness, major profitability increase and the creation of 2 new jobs through the development of QuickLegal''s innovative virtual platform solution. With the help of the EEA and Norway Grants through Innovation Norway, QuickLegal has produced and enhanced technology that addresses a significiant market gap in the legal sector. The projects key activities include:

- The develeopment of a new and innovative digital platform

- Service integration, including testing and piloting

- Audit of financial records and reports

- Project management

 

The project''s main output is the development of a new virtual platform solution that brings modern solution into the Romanian legal field.

 

 

Summary of project results

   

The project has resulted in:
 

- Considerable increase in profitability

- Incorporation of new technologies: matchmaking algorithm, Robo-attorney using artificial intelligence, and virtual office for lawyers.

- Improved corporate governance through a zero-tolerance towards corruption

 

   

Information on the projects funded by the EEA and Norway Grants is provided by the Programme and Fund Operators in the Beneficiary States, who are responsible for the completeness and accuracy of this information.