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Lawlux
Regulated Australian law firm focused on employment law, pairing an AI research and contract-review workspace with lawyer sign-off and fixed-price documents.
Lawlux is an employment-law practice regulated in Australia. It built its own AI research tool over Australian legislation and more than 78,000 employment decisions, and sells fixed-fee legal documents, each checked and approved by a lawyer.
- Market
- AI-Native Law Firms
- Based in
- Melbourne, Australia
- Founded
- 2021
- Founders
- Dave Burnton, Andrew Yu
- Website
- lawlux.com.au
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