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HAQQ Legal AI

Lebanese legal AI platform for drafting, research and practice management, powered by its own Justinian engine.

HAQQ Legal AI

HAQQ is a Lebanon-based legal technology company started by Antoine Kanaan, a jurist, and Abbas Kabalan, a lawyer. Its platform combines a legal AI chat, eFirm practice management software and Justinian, the in-house engine that sits on top of third-party AI models and adds its own retrieval, jurisdiction logic and citation checks. Lawyers use it for drafting, redlining, due diligence, contract review and case summaries, with drafting offered in English, Arabic and French. It also offers on-premise deployment and tools for bar associations, courts and regulators. HAQQ reports more than 7,000 clients, from law firms and enterprise legal teams to members of the public, and is already present in Egypt and Jordan. In early 2026 it announced it had raised 3 million dollars, in a round led by Sowlutions Ventures.

HAQQ Legal AI at a glance

  • Raised 3 million dollars, round led by Sowlutions Ventures
  • More than 7,000 clients reported
  • Drafting in English, Arabic and French
  • Member of the NVIDIA Inception program
  • Present in Egypt and Jordan

Who is behind HAQQ Legal AI

  • Antoine Kanaan (Founder and CEO). Source: wamda.com
  • Abbas Kabalan (Founder and Chief Legal Officer). Source: wamda.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is HAQQ for?
Law firms, in-house legal teams, bar associations, courts, public institutions and individuals who need legal help.
What languages does HAQQ support?
Its drafting tools work in English, Arabic and French, with right-to-left support.
Who founded HAQQ?
Antoine Kanaan, its CEO, and lawyer Abbas Kabalan, its Chief Legal Officer.

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