Lexroom closes $19M Series A led by Base10; partner to join board

Milan, Italy, October 1, 2025

News Summary

Lexroom, a Milan-based legaltech startup, raised $19.0 million in a Series A round led by Base10 Partners. The funding will accelerate international expansion, double down on hiring and advance its AI-powered legal assistant platform used by law firms and in-house teams. As part of the round, a Base10 General Partner will join Lexroom’s board, bringing strategic support for scaling operations. The company has recently tripled its client base, doubled its team, and is expanding into Germany with a launch planned in Spain. Existing clients include Osborne Clarke, Fastweb, Satispay and Mediolanum.

Lexroom raises $19.0 million Series A led by Base10 Partners; Rexhi Dollaku to join board

Milan-based legaltech expands fast, plans wider European roll-out and product build

Lexroom, a Milan-based startup that builds an AI-powered legal assistant, has closed a $19.0 million Series A round in September 2025. The round was led by Base10 Partners. Following the investment, Rexhi Dollaku, General Partner at Base10 Partners, will join Lexroom’s board.

The capital will be used to accelerate international growth, expand the team and further develop the startup’s AI-driven legal products. Lexroom says it plans to double headcount beyond gains already referenced and to step up engineering and product work to improve the platform that serves lawyers, law firms and in-house legal teams.

This funding comes after a period of rapid growth: in the past six months the startup has tripled its client base and doubled its team. Expansion is already underway in Germany, with a planned launch in Spain.

Who invested and who else took part

The round was led by Base10 Partners, a venture capital firm founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, known for backing companies that bring automation to traditional sectors of the economy. Other participants included Acurio Ventures, View Different, Riccardo Zacconi, Entourage, Verve Ventures, Joe Zadeh and other strategic angel investors. Reporting on the deal also notes that Diego Piacentini, founder of View Different, will take on an advisory role at Lexroom.

What Lexroom makes and who uses it

Founded in 2023 by Paolo Fois, Martina Domenicali and Andrea Lonza, Lexroom operates under the legal entity Lexroom Srl and is headquartered in Milan, Italy. The company’s product is an AI-powered legal assistant platform that uses generative AI to help with legal research, drafting and advisory tasks. The platform builds on high-quality legal sources and is tailored for different jurisdictions to support lawyers, law firms and in-house legal teams.

Example clients listed include Osborne Clarke, Fastweb, Satispay and Mediolanum, among others. The startup reports it has tripled its client base in six months as it pushes into new markets and scales product capabilities.

Board and governance change

Alongside the investment, Rexhi Dollaku from Base10 Partners will join the Lexroom board. This board change follows the lead investment and is positioned to strengthen ties between the startup and its lead backer as Lexroom moves toward broader international operations.

Use of proceeds and expansion plans

Lexroom has laid out clear priorities for the funds: accelerate international growth, expand the team and enhance its AI-driven legal products. Expansion is already happening in Germany, and a launch is planned in Spain. The company also plans to scale hiring to support engineering, product, sales and customer success efforts.

Background and context

The startup market for legal technology has been active, and Lexroom is positioning itself as a generative AI-first platform tailored to legal workflows. The company’s approach emphasizes curated, high-quality legal sources adapted to specific jurisdictions, aiming to help legal teams save time on research and drafting while improving consistency in advisory work.

Lexroom’s website is listed as https://www.lexroom.ai/. The company operates as Lexroom Srl.

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