LexSelect named the only Canadian startup in TLTF Summit’s 2025 Startup Showcase, highlighting its AI-driven legal document platform.
Vancouver’s LexSelect has been named the only Canadian startup selected to pitch at the prestigious TLTF Summit Startup Showcase this November in Austin. Chosen from more than 200 applicants, LexSelect joins 16 other early-stage companies spotlighted as legaltech innovators to watch.
LexSelect’s platform transforms unstructured legal documents, such as PDFs, into structured, machine-readable data—enabling artificial intelligence systems to generate outputs that are accurate, verifiable, and reliable.
Often described as the “Davos of legaltech,” the invite-only TLTF Summit gathers leading voices from across the industry. Attendees include law firm chairs and managing partners, corporate general counsels, legal operations leaders, investors, startup founders, and academics.
“Every attendee that I had the chance to speak to described this event, without reservation, as the best legal tech conference they’d been to. Not the best legal tech conference this year, mind you, but the best ever,” said Bob Ambrogi of LawSites.
The Startup Showcase highlights companies with the potential to transform legal services, whether serving consumers, firms, in-house teams, or beyond. Participating startups are selected by a panel of external judges based on their innovation and impact.
LexSelect said it was honoured to be included in this year’s cohort and looks forward to presenting its work in November. The company was co-founded by Morgan Maguire, Clio’s Jack Newton, and Scott Foster.