Silvernova has closed a funding round. With the fresh capital, the Munich-based startup is advancing the development of its AI-powered software for legal mandates. The solution is aimed at law firms that want to structure large document collections and create legal analyses more efficiently.
The round involves early-stage investors, industry experts, and partners from established law firms. The investor group includes Altitude VC, an early-stage investor focused on technology and mid-market companies. The network is complemented by partners from law firms and a cooperation with Deubner Fachverlag, which contributes legal specialist content. Silvernova thus integrates both capital and technical expertise closely into product development.
According to the company, more than 150 law firms currently use the platform. Silvernova is positioning itself as a growing provider in the legaltech market. The focus is now on scaling the software and expanding functionality further.
Working with AI directly in the file
Silvernova’s software is designed as a legal system that works directly in the file. It analyzes complete case files, classifies content legally, and creates source-based documents. These can be further edited directly in Word, so the solution integrates seamlessly into existing law firm workflows.
Technically, Silvernova relies on deep file integration, lawyer-specific preprocessing, and specialized knowledge models. This allows the system to capture even complex facts in a structured way. The AI supports lawyers at various stages of proceedings, from analysis through structuring to drafting of documents.
The AI acts as a digital tool that takes over routine tasks and supports legal teams in complex proceedings. This frees up capacity for substantive and strategic work.
