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BRYTER

BEAMON AI is the AI assistant for legal practice: research, drafting, summarising and reviewing documents – for law firms, legal departments and compliance teams.
Booth
A13
Edition
German Legal Tech Summit 2026
Date
Venue
HCC – Hannover Congress Centrum, Eilenriedehalle
Website
beamon.ai

Company

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BEAMON AI – AI for legal practice

BEAMON AI supports law firms, legal departments and compliance teams in their daily legal work: with research, drafting, summarising and reviewing documents. The aim is to simplify recurring tasks, deliver legal services more efficiently and create more time for sophisticated advisory work.

With BEAMON AI, legal teams can, among other things, create contract drafts based on templates, summarise documents and compare contract content against internal review guidelines or standard clauses. Extracting relevant information from extensive document collections is also among the fields of application. This supports, for example, contract reviews, due diligence projects and the adaptation of existing contracts to new requirements.

The range of applications thus extends from the processing of individual documents to the review of extensive document collections. At the heart of this is the aim of making legal expertise more broadly available and reliably bringing AI into the daily work of legal teams.

Product

BEAMON AI

AI assistant for legal practice: research, drafting, summarising and reviewing documents – for law firms, legal departments and compliance teams.

Photo: Bundesregierung/Sandra Steins
Patronage 2026

The Summit is held under the patronage of Dr. Stefanie Hubig.

The Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection is once again supporting the German Legal Tech Summit 2026 as patron – just as she did last year.

“Artificial intelligence is both: it is a technology with enormous potential, including for the law. And it is something never seen before, with unknown risks. With the right rules, we can harness the opportunities of AI as a tool and minimise the risks. We need to talk about both – and the 4th German Legal Tech Summit is exactly the right place to do so.”
Dr. Stefanie Hubig, Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection · Translated from German