The Next Wave of Legal Innovators: Meet the Latest LIZ Incubate Cohort
Toronto, ON — Thursday, July 31, 2025 — The Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ) officially welcomes four ambitious new legal tech startups into its Incubate Program in their second cohort of 2025. These companies are bringing bold missions and tech-driven solutions to the legal space.
Through the LIZ’s cohort-based intake process, incoming founders are benefitting from ‘Launch Into the LIZ’, a new onboarding bootcamp. The program aims to help founders integrate into the incubator’s community, fully leverage the programming and resources available, and ultimately accelerate their company’s growth journey.
“We’re eager to continuously enhance the incubation experience of LIZ companies and that starts on day one. The ‘Launch into the LIZ’ program supports the development of individual founders, their startups, and enables a smoother transition into our vibrant incubator community. It’s all about setting these businesses up for success from the very beginning of their time with us.” - Dr. Sasha Saunders, Director of the Legal Innovation Zone
The selected new startups are tackling things from AI-driven legal analysis and compliance automation, to accessible family law agreements and trial prep simulation. And for the first time, one of them — Jointly — is participating fully remotely from British Columbia, as part of a new pilot for non-local founders.
Meet the Cohort:
Jointly (external link)
Jointly is a Canadian legal tech company helping couples create affordable, plain-language prenups, postnups, and cohabitation agreements online at a fraction of the cost of traditional legal services. Their mission is to close the access to justice gap in family law and empower couples to plan their futures with confidence.
Junior Associate (external link)
Junior Associate is an AI platform purpose-built for Canadian lawyers. Designed and hosted entirely in Canada, it gives lawyers a secure, confidential space to sharpen their strategy, test legal theories and prepare for trial more effectively. With tools to simulate courtroom dynamics, including witness examination, decision from judges and negotiation with AI opposing counsel; lawyers can stress-test arguments and anticipate challenges before stepping into court. Direct access to Canadian legislation ensures legal accuracy across every jurisdiction.
Mejurix Inc. (external link)
Mejurix is an AI-powered legal tech platform for personal injury lawyers. It summarizes over 10,000 pages of medical records per case and enables secure, case-specific medical Q&A. Powered by MedLeg Core, it surfaces key facts and hidden damages that generic tools often miss—helping build stronger arguments, faster.
RegCore.AI (external link)
RegCore.AI is an AI-powered regulatory intelligence platform that helps legal and compliance professionals in the financial domain to track, interpret and operationalise regulatory changes in real time. By combining a dynamic regulatory knowledge base, automated obligation mapping, and predictive risk modeling, RegCore.AI significantly reduces compliance research time and mitigates regulatory risk.
More About The Legal Innovation Zone
The Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ) is a global hub that drives innovation. We support changemakers to ideate, validate, launch and grow solutions to improve legal services and the justice system. Incubation is at the heart of our entrepreneurial offering–the LIZ launched the world's first legal tech incubator ten years ago. It is home to a range of innovative startups who are shaping the future of law and access to justice.
Over the past 10 years, we’ve supported over 265 legal tech startups, and have reached about 10,000 + individuals through our various programs, events, workshops and initiatives. Learn more about the LIZ.
Learn more about these trailblazing companies and their founders by visiting our startup page.
Learn more about the LIZ’s Incubate program here.
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