Eagle Lab in Partnership with the Law Society and key players from the legal industry

We are delighted to announce our latest partnership with the Law Society that is designed to boost the UK’s legal industry and is backed by major law firms and academic partners.

We’re also turning our flagship London Eagle Lab in Notting Hill Gate into a thriving centre of excellence for lawtech businesses. The space will be available for co-working, incubation, collaboration, mentoring, event and meet-up space to help members become key international players in their field and strengthen UK’s reputation as a leader in the legal services sector.

Backed by the Law Society, this initiative will bring together major players in the legal industry and businesses that are helping to revolutionise the specialist tech that law firms need to thrive. Academic partners, University College London and the University of Liverpool are also on board and this will ensure that all parties have access to the very latest thinking in law-tech and AI. With Legal Geek also lined up as Events partner, we’re excited to be creating an ecosystem that brings together the best minds to collaborate, innovate and grow.

Partnering law firms will provide feedback and guidance to help entrepreneurs develop, test and refine their products with the potential to implement new technology into their firms.

Our Partners

Event Partner

Academic Partners

Law Firm Partners

Ashok Vaswani, Chief Executive of Barclays UK, said: “Law-tech is an area where the UK has every reason to be a world leader. It is home to some of the greatest law firms in the world and we want to help build on the success of its legal sector, and play a leading role in transforming law-tech in the future. The impressive range of partners supporting this initiative shows just how important this is.

“Our Eagle Labs are supporting thriving new businesses up and down the country, and our Notting Hill lab will lead the way as an industry centre of excellence for law-tech.”

Contact us to find out more about the programme and want to get involved or if you’re a business developing tech that will transform the legal industry.