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France opens second programme call for legal-technology AI companies

The DGE will accept applications through 13 December, with the next cohort due to start in February 2027.

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France’s Directorate General for Enterprises (DGE) opened applications on 14 October for the second cohort of its France Legaltech programme. The call targets French small and medium-sized businesses and start-ups developing AI for law, legal professionals or compliance.

Applicants must have a developed solution tested with users, a clear value proposition and growth potential in France and internationally. Applications close on 13 December; the jury is due to meet in January and the cohort is planned to begin in February 2027. DGE support will focus on public procurement, private-sector customers and international expansion.

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Application, jury and programme dates in the DGE call.

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    Applications opened

    Applications opened for French SMEs and startups with an AI solution for law, legal professionals or compliance.

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    Application deadline

    Closing date for applications.

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Dates and programme conditions are transcribed from the DGE call announcement dated 14 October 2026. Eligibility and support are limited to the scope stated by the agency.

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