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Lawtech Grant Competition - GOV.UK Lawtech Grant Competition A competition to award funding aimed at accelerating innovation within the legal services sector and the growth of lawtech in the UK. Get emails about this page Applies to England and Wales The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) are seeking to award the successful applicant a grant of up to £3. 016 million to be spent over 2 years from April 2023 to March 2025.
The funding will also help support the UK’s position as a world-leading destination for legal services by promoting English and Welsh law as the law of choice in relation to emerging technologies. The MOJ sees the growth of lawtech and innovation in the delivery of legal services as vital to a flourishing legal sector and to ensuring that UK legal services remain a leading choice for international business.
The MOJ announced a second phase of investment in the digital transformation of the UK’s legal sector in August. This new funding seeks to build on and continue the progress made to date by the LawtechUK programme delivered by Tech Nation. If you have any questions about this grant and how to engage with the department as a bidder, please refer to the Q&A for potential bidders available in the supporting documents section of this page.
You can also find a recording of our recent engagement session as well as the slides from this session. If you have a question that is not covered below, please get in touch with us at mojlawtechgrant@justice. gov.uk .
Further details on the grant objectives, eligibility criteria and application process are available in the supporting documents below. This competition is open to applications from UK-based registered entities. Applicants may take the form of sole legal entities or may wish to combine to form consortia, joint ventures (JVs), unincorporated associations or partnerships.
Consortia will need to specify their lead applicant. Individual organisations are not permitted to apply as part of more than one consortium. View detailed eligibility criteria and guidance for joint applicants in the Invitation to Application ( PDF , 288 KB , 25 pages ) .
Funding will be awarded subject to successful due diligence checks. Timelines are indicative only and subject to change. Successful bidder notified Successful bidder to begin activities Before you apply, read the Invitation to Application ( PDF , 288 KB , 25 pages ) .
The prospectus contains important information about the objectives of the funding, the required capabilities for a provider and how to apply. Lawtech Grant Funding Agreement ( ODT , 116 KB ) . This is the legal agreement that the successful bidder will enter into with MOJ.
Applications must be submitted by 12am (midnight) on 13 December 2022. You can apply either online or by email. Online applications must be made via GOV.UK .
You will need to register before you can access the application form. Once registered you’ll be taken through to the application form for completion. To apply via email, the applicant or consortium lead partner must complete and submit all mandatory documents via email to mojlawtechgrant@justice.
gov.uk . Lawtech Grant application form ( ODT , 28. 2 KB ) Lawtech Grant due diligence form ( ODS , 200 KB ) Lawtech Grant financial projection template ( ODS , 5.
85 KB ) 4. Written confirmation from each partner that the lead partner can act on their behalf (if applicable) 5. Consortium structure diagram (if applicable) Invitation to Application ( PDF , 288 KB , 25 pages ) Lawtech Grant Funding Agreement ( ODT , 116 KB ) Q&A for potential bidders ( PDF , 280 KB , 14 pages ) Lawtech Grant Competition webinar slides ( PDF , 297 KB , 11 pages ) 5.
Lawtech Grant Competition webinar (YouTube) For more information contact mojlawtechgrant@justice. gov.uk . Published 19 October 2022 Get emails about this page No this page is not useful Thank you for your feedback Report a problem with this page Do not include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: UK-based registered entities. Applicants may be sole legal entities or form consortia, joint ventures, unincorporated associations or partnerships. Consortia will need to specify their lead applicant. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £4.5 million (total commitment until 2029). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
LawtechUK programme funding (next phase competition) is funded by Ministry of Justice (MOJ). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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