LawTech Hub

Technology is driving rapid change throughout the legal profession and you could be at the forefront. Accelerate your success by applying to be a LawTech Hub resident and driving the future of legal sector innovation.

The first of its kind in Australia, the LawTech Hub brings together lawyers and entrepreneurs to design and build transformative legal technology.

View our LawTech Hub 2025 Application Guide here.

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Join the program

Join a program that helps you to create and deliver custom-developed solutions that solve clients' real-world business challenges.

To apply for the LawTech Hub, please click the button below.

Applications close on 20 March 2025 and the program commences on 1 May 2025.

Program overview

The LawTech Hub is designed for startups and scaleups, who have bright ideas for the future of law. For 2025, two program streams offer founders the tools, frameworks and support to achieve success.

Watch the video to learn more about the LawTech Hub.

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Eligibility criteria

Graduated LawTech Hub Alumni

The most recent LawTech Hub cohort included Lext, Mary Technology, and Vici. View all LawTech Hub alumni.

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Lext uses AI to help lawyers get more done in less time in four key areas: legal research, document review, legal drafting, and dataset review.

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Automating and improving the process of drafting chronologies with AI, Mary Technology ingests vast amounts of client documentation then creates dynamic, fully-formatted chronologies that lawyers can interact with to quickly comprehend matters and collaborate with colleagues.

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Leveraging breakthrough AI, Project Vici by OCRT Consulting augments experts with an AI analytics tool that disrupts traditional investigation methods. Datasets are rapidly interrogated to find relevant facts via interactive visualisations. In essence, the tool illuminates easily obfuscated information.

LawTech Hub Supporters

The LawTech Hub proudly works with the following companies to support members and alumni.

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Build and grow your business by unlocking $10,000 in AWS Activate credits and up to $1,500 in business support.

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Hire full-time and independent contractors in 150 countries through Deel's global payroll and compliant hiring platform.

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Protect your intellectual property with the help of leading Australian intellectual property firm, FB Rice.

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Access professional support for shareholder agreements, capital raising, and privacy and data schemes, with FCW Lawyers.

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Enjoy a discount of up to 90% on HubSpot inbound marketing, sales and customer service software as a member of the LawTech Hub.

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Build leading-edge solutions at scale with up to $120,000 in IBM Cloud credits and access to services including AI, blockchain and data science.

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Protect your idea with 90% off fast and automated copyright protection, with Lawyerd.

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Add value to your capital-raising and ESOP administration with 50% off Liquidise Registry's shareholder management platform.

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Scale your business with up to US$350,000 in benefits including US$150,000 in Azure cloud credits, access to an array of tech tools, and technical support from Microsoft for Startups.

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Obtain clear and straightforward startup tax assistance from Scendar on employee share schemes, R&D tax incentives as well as grants and other incentives.

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Join the ranks of IBM, Microsoft, VISA, PepsiCo and Nestlé and find out how to make your brand stand out through pitch presentations, explainer videos, and marketing and sales collateral, with slidemaster.

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Leverage free advice from tech-sector accounting specialists William Buck, with guidance on R&D tax incentives, grants, ongoing tax compliance and more.

Enquiries

For enquiries about the LawTech Hub or the application process, please contact:

Courtney Blackman

Head of Partnerships