- Juridoc expands its digital legal services across 17 African countries
- The investment, led by Go Big Partners and 216 Capital Ventures, aims to support startups in the region
- This agreement seeks to digitize legal processes and reduce costs, enhancing accessibility and efficiency in the legal sector
Go Big Partners and 216 Capital Ventures have announced a strategic joint investment in Juridoc, the Tunisian legal tech platform, to support its expansion plans in the OHADA region, which includes 17 countries across West and Central Africa, such as Senegal, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, the Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Togo.
Founded by Assali Kais, Maya Bourgada Chebâani, and Anis Wahabi, Juridoc specializes in providing digital legal services, enabling users to access contracts, legal consultations, and document management in an efficient and seamless manner.
With this expansion, the company aims to enhance the efficiency of legal services in Africa, supporting businesses and entrepreneurs by providing easy access to legal resources.
This investment aligns with the growing interest in legal technology (LegalTech), which has become a key driver in digitizing legal processes, reducing costs, and accelerating procedures.
In the OHADA region, which has a unified legal framework across multiple countries, Juridoc has the potential to significantly improve access to legal services by simplifying procedures and ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Representatives of Go Big Partners expressed their enthusiasm for partnering with 216 Capital Ventures to support Juridoc’s expansion in Africa, praising the vision and innovation of the founding team in transforming traditional legal services into advanced digital solutions.
They emphasized that this investment represents a strategic step toward fostering innovation in legal technology, a rapidly growing market in Africa.
This investment is expected to accelerate Juridoc’s growth and enhance the adoption of technology in the African legal sector, especially as the demand for digital services continues to rise alongside the expansion of business ecosystems across the region.
The company aims to introduce new services and improve its technologies to better meet market needs.
Market projections indicate that the LegalTech sector will experience significant growth in the coming years, driven by digital transformation in professional services and the increasing reliance on smart legal solutions.
Juridoc is well-positioned to capitalize on this opportunity, backed by a strong team and a clear expansion strategy, reinforcing its status as a leading provider of digital legal services in Africa.
