Pandektes Secures €13.5 Mn to Transform Legal Research With AI
Oct 5, 2026 | By Oliver Bennett

Danish legal tech startup Pandektes has raised €13.5 million in Series A funding to grow its AI-powered legal research platform and expand into more European markets.
SUMMARY
- Pandektes, a Danish legal tech startup, has raised €13.5 million in Series A funding.
- The company uses AI to make legal research faster and easier.
- Pandektes was founded in 2023 by Casper Laursen and Søren Brokær.
The company uses AI to help lawyers and legal teams quickly find laws, court decisions, and other important legal information. Its platform makes legal research faster, easier, and less time-consuming.
“Building a serious challenger was always deemed impossible. Today, we can collect and make sense of legal information at a scale that was not feasible before. That fundamentally changes what legal research can be,” says Casper Laursen, CEO of Pandektes.
Andreas Schenk of Alstin Capital: “We have rarely seen a market like legal research, where so many end-users would like to switch their core system but historically simply couldn’t. Pandektes is building a modern data infrastructure for the entire European legal landscape that makes exactly that possible.”
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Pandektes was founded in 2023 by Casper Laursen and Søren Brokær. The company is developing an AI-powered legal database that helps people find and understand legal information more easily.
Its platform brings legal information from different European countries into one place. Lawyers and other professionals can use AI to search through large amounts of legal information and find relevant details more quickly.
Pandektes aims to become a leading legal research platform and build one of the largest AI-powered legal databases. Its tools are already being used by law firms, businesses, and public-sector organisations to save time and make legal research easier.







