Faculty of law - Lisbon School signs protocol with Legaü

A Faculty of Law - Lisbon School of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) and Legaü signed an agreement that will allow undergraduate and master's students free access to the platform and all the features of the Legal Tech company.

Through Legaü, users can write legal documents faster, share their experience and gain internal and external legal knowledge without leaving Microsoft Word.

Sobre a parceria, Luís Alves Dias, Co-Fundador da Legaü, refere que “é extremamente gratificante ajudar centenas de estudantes a tornarem-se mais eficientes nas suas tarefas de investigação e dar mais um passo em frente na nossa visão de ajudar a prepará-los para o futuro da área jurídica”. E “a Católica tem feito um excelente trabalho na formação das futuras gerações de profissionais do Direito e estamos gratos por agora podermos humildemente contribuir para esse trabalho”, destaca Luís Alves Dias.

For Ana Taveira da Fonseca, Director of the Faculty of Law - Lisbon School of the UCP , “the partnership with one of the most successful and innovative Legal Tech companies in Portugal is an obvious step for us”. “We hope”, he adds, “that our students will make the most of the resources provided by Legaü's excellent service”.

The partnership also extends to students from LL.M. from the Católica Global School of Law who will also be able to access the platform and all its features for free.

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