Built for legal practice in Nigeria.
Lexqura holds your clients, matters, documents, time and invoices in one workspace, rooted in Nigerian legal expertise. Research answers cite the section they rely on. Drafts start from your own case facts.
Billing in NGN 路 Pilot plan free
Sources indexed
Jurisdictions live
Answer grounding
Nigeria corpus
Source: Lexqura corpus index, 55 primary sources reconciled against the document store.
Nigeria roadmap
Practice now, research next.
Practice management works in Nigeria today; matters, clients, documents, time and invoicing all run now. The Nigerian legal corpus is still in development, so AI research activates for Nigerian law once that corpus lands. Ghana and U.S. federal law are live in the meantime, and we are building the Nigerian library with local counsel starting from the Constitution and the major federal Acts.
Practice management runs in Nigeria today
AI research activates when the corpus lands
55 primary sources live in Ghana and U.S. federal law
Nigeria law is in development
We are building the Nigeria library with local practitioners. Every practice management feature is available to your firm today.
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Straight answers.
When will Nigerian law be available?
We are building the Nigerian corpus with local counsel, targeting late 2026. Until then every practice management, billing and team feature is available, and research runs against the jurisdictions that are already live.
Will it cover state laws?
We start with federal law; the Constitution, the Companies and Allied Matters Act, the Evidence Act, and the major federal statutes. State-specific content follows based on demand.
Can I use Lexqura for my Nigerian firm now?
Yes. CRM, case management, time tracking, billing and document drafting all work today. Only AI research on Nigerian law waits for the corpus.
Your firm deserves better tools.
Start free. Invite your team. Open a matter. If Lexqura does not save your firm real hours in the first week, walk away.
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