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Main partner 2026

Prime Legal AI

PRIME LEGAL AI supports law firms and legal departments with AI for research, case file analysis and the review and creation of legal documents. The platform combines legal sources with proprietary knowledge and can be integrated into existing workflows.
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B1
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German Legal Tech Summit 2026
Date
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HCC – Hannover Congress Centrum, Eilenriedehalle

Company

About Prime Legal AI

PRIME LEGAL AI – Artificial intelligence for legal practice

PRIME LEGAL AI is developing an AI-supported workspace for law firms, legal departments, courts and public administration. The workspace supports legal professionals in research, the analysis of complex matters, and the review and creation of legal documents.

At its core is genuine file intelligence: briefs, contracts, e-mails and other documents are processed within the context of a case. This makes it possible to access extensive information, trace chronological sequences and relate documents to one another. Legal sources and the firm's own knowledge bases form the foundation for this processing.

For everyday use, PRIME LEGAL AI offers ready-made legal prompts, individually customisable templates and functions for team collaboration. A Word add-in, options for exporting files from law firm systems and an API enable integration into existing workflows. Access rights can be controlled at the level of files, sources and prompts.

To protect confidential information, PRIME LEGAL AI has functions for anonymisation and pseudonymisation. According to the company, processing takes place in a secured European cloud environment; inputs and documents are not used to train the language models.

PRIME LEGAL AI is a product of anwalt.de. The aim is to make legal knowledge more usable, ease routine tasks and create more scope for advice and demanding case work.

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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