Terms of use of the Lexedit application
These Terms of Service set out the rules for using the Lexedit platform, made available by TUUL UG with its registered office in Germany. These Terms are effective as of 13 March 2026.
1. General information
The administrator and provider of the Lexedit platform is:
TUUL UG, Marlene-Dietrich-Allee 15, 14482 Potsdam, Germany Contact: info@lexedit.ai
These Terms define the rights and obligations of users and the rules for using the Lexedit platform, including all its modules and functionalities.
Use of the Lexedit platform constitutes acceptance of these Terms in their entirety. If the user does not accept these Terms, they must cease using the platform.
2. Nature of the service
Lexedit is a technology platform supporting the work of lawyers and other professionals. The platform includes, in particular, the following modules:
a) Document analysis module: • analysis of contracts and legal documents, • personal data anonymisation, • comparison of document versions, • suggestions for changes and editorial recommendations.
b) Legal research module (Lexedit Research): • search and analysis of court rulings from publicly available databases, • access to the text of statutory provisions based on data from public registries, • generation of research reports and analyses using artificial intelligence, • search for related rulings, provisions and doctrinal materials.
c) Case law search engine: • browsing and searching rulings of common courts, the Supreme Court and administrative courts.
TUUL reserves the right to introduce new modules, modify existing functionalities and withdraw individual modules without prior notice.
Lexedit does not provide legal services, legal advice, legal assistance or legal opinions within the meaning of any applicable law.
The platform is an auxiliary tool — all results, analyses, reports, suggestions and recommendations generated by the platform are for informational and illustrative purposes only. They require independent substantive verification by the user before any actions or decisions are taken on their basis.
AI suggests, the user decides.
3. Artificial intelligence — technological limitations
Lexedit uses artificial intelligence models provided by third parties. These models may generate results that are:
• inaccurate, incomplete or outdated, • internally contradictory or inconsistent, • based on non-existent or incorrectly cited sources (so-called AI hallucinations), • inconsistent with the current state of the law, case law or legal doctrine.
In particular, within the legal research module:
• cited case references may not exist or may be incorrect, • referenced provisions may be outdated, repealed or misinterpreted, • analyses may omit significant rulings, provisions or doctrinal views, • reports do not take into account the individual circumstances of the user's specific case.
TUUL does not guarantee: • the substantive correctness of any results generated by the platform, • the completeness, currency or reliability of analyses, • compliance of results with the current state of the law in any jurisdiction, • the suitability of results for any particular purpose of the user, • continuous operation of AI models or consistency of their behaviour.
The user acknowledges that AI-generated results cannot replace professional legal analysis performed by a qualified lawyer.
4. Data sources
The platform uses publicly available data sources, in particular:
• court rulings from public databases (including SAOS, the Central Database of Administrative Court Rulings), • texts of legal acts from official public registries, • other publicly available legal and doctrinal materials.
TUUL is not the owner, author or publisher of the above sources and is not responsible for their content, completeness, currency or availability.
The platform's databases may not contain all available rulings, provisions or materials. The absence of a result does not mean that a given ruling, provision or material does not exist.
Data in the platform's databases may be updated with a delay relative to primary sources. TUUL does not guarantee that the platform's databases reflect the current state of publication of primary sources.
5. User responsibility
The user bears full and sole responsibility for:
• the content of documents and queries submitted to the platform, • interpretation and use of results obtained using Lexedit, • verification of the substantive correctness of all results before use, • decisions made on the basis of information obtained from the platform, • compliance of platform use with applicable law, including professional secrecy regulations.
The user undertakes not to use the Lexedit platform in a manner contrary to law, good practice or professional ethics.
The user undertakes not to take any actions aimed at disrupting the operation of the platform, bypassing security measures, automated data scraping, or sharing access with third parties without TUUL's consent.
A user who is a legal professional (lawyer, legal adviser, attorney) acknowledges that use of the platform does not release them from obligations arising from applicable law and professional ethics, including the duty to independently verify information communicated to clients.
6. User data and privacy
The user retains all rights to documents uploaded to the Lexedit platform.
User documents and data: • are not used to train artificial intelligence models, • are processed solely for the purpose of providing platform functionality, • may be transmitted to external AI service providers (e.g. Anthropic) solely to the extent necessary to deliver platform functionality.
Within the legal research module, user queries and generated reports are stored to enable query history, follow-up questions and work continuity.
The user may share a research report via a public link (sharing feature). In such case, the report content becomes accessible to anyone with the link. The user is responsible for sharing the link and the report content.
Depending on the platform configuration, some processing (in particular anonymisation) may take place locally on the user's device.
Details on the processing of personal data are set out in the Privacy Policy.
7. Service availability
TUUL exercises due diligence to ensure the continuity of the Lexedit platform but does not guarantee uninterrupted, error-free or fault-free availability of the service.
TUUL reserves the right to: • temporary technical interruptions, including unannounced ones, • modify, suspend or terminate the service in whole or in part, • change the scope of functionality of individual modules, • restrict access to the platform in case of violation of the Terms.
TUUL is not liable for platform unavailability resulting from causes beyond TUUL's control, including failures of infrastructure, cloud service providers or AI model providers.
8. Limitation of TUUL's liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law:
TUUL is not liable for: • any damage arising from use of the platform or reliance on results generated by the platform, • lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, • indirect, consequential, special or incidental damages, • interruption of the user's business, • damage arising from errors, inaccuracies or omissions in AI-generated results, • damage arising from unavailability, failure or interruption of the platform, • damage arising from acts or omissions of external service providers (including AI model providers, hosting, infrastructure), • damage arising from loss, breach or unauthorised access to user data, provided that TUUL exercised due diligence in securing the data.
TUUL's total liability to the user under any legal theory shall not exceed the amount of fees paid by the user to TUUL in the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
The above limitations of liability apply regardless of the legal basis of the claim (contract, tort, strict liability or otherwise) and regardless of whether TUUL was advised of the possibility of such damages.
The platform is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, without any express or implied warranties, including warranties of fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement or merchantability.
9. Copyright and intellectual property
All rights to the Lexedit platform, including its source code, interface, algorithms, documentation, databases (in terms of their selection and arrangement) and trademarks, belong to TUUL or entities from which TUUL has obtained the relevant licences.
The user does not acquire any intellectual property rights to the platform other than a limited, revocable, non-exclusive and non-transferable right to use the platform in accordance with the Terms.
Court rulings and legal acts made available through the platform constitute official materials and are not subject to copyright protection. TUUL does not claim copyright over these materials.
10. User account and termination
Use of certain platform features requires creation of a user account.
The user is responsible for the confidentiality of login credentials and all activities carried out through their account.
TUUL reserves the right to suspend or delete a user account in case of violation of the Terms, suspected abuse or other justified reasons, without prior notice.
The user may request deletion of their account at any time by contacting TUUL. After account deletion, user data will be removed in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
11. Changes to the Terms
TUUL reserves the right to amend these Terms at any time.
The current version of the Terms is published on the platform with the date of last update.
Continued use of the platform after any change to the Terms constitutes acceptance of the amended Terms. In case of material changes, TUUL will endeavour to inform users of the changes via the platform.
12. Governing law and jurisdiction
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, excluding conflict of laws rules.
Any disputes arising from the use of the Lexedit platform or related to these Terms shall be resolved by the courts competent for the registered office of TUUL (Potsdam, Germany), unless mandatory provisions of law provide otherwise.
13. Final provisions
If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. The invalid provision shall be replaced by a valid provision that most closely reflects the purpose of the original provision.
Failure by TUUL to enforce any provision of the Terms shall not constitute a waiver of the right to enforce such provision in the future.
These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the user and TUUL regarding use of the platform and supersede all prior arrangements in this regard.
14. Contact
For matters related to these Terms, you can contact us at: info@lexedit.ai