My Legal Einstein Announces GDPR-Compliant Subscription Service for European Union with Legal AI Capabilities for Many European Languages

My Legal Einstein, the AI-powered Legal Contract Collaboration software provider, announced a new European GDPR-compliant subscription service, with data and compute services physically located in the European Union. My Legal Einstein now supports multi-language legal contract environments, including English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

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My Legal Einstein now offers comprehensive Legal AI capabilities across multiple languages, supporting the ability to topically analyze legal contracts and perform side-by-side comparisons of legal topics across contracts, corporate playbooks, and clause libraries.

“My Legal Einstein’s multi-languages support and our efforts to create a wholly Europe-based subscription service meets the most stringent of GDPR, privacy, and security concerns of our European customer base. Europe’s multilingual, multicultural environment requires solutions that can seamlessly support multiple languages, reducing the language barrier for contract negotiations,” said Jim Chiang, Founder and CEO of My Legal Einstein.

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“With 24 official languages, Europe is a challenge for LegalTech AI products. As AI is applied in document review and analytics, the native support of European languages is critical towards greater LegalTech adoption in Europe. My Legal Einstein’s efforts in this regard are an important initiative and doubtlessly welcome by the European LegalTech ecosystem,” said Holger Zscheyge, President of European Legal Tech Association.

“Spanish speaking countries cross many jurisdictions and negotiate contracts with many non-Spanish countries. The ability to apply Legal AI for native Spanish contracts and compare with other languages removes trade barriers, and speeds international legal cooperation,” said María Jesús González-Espejo, President at Innovation in Law Studies Alliance.

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