Co-Founder · AI Governance & Technology Law
Luka Shakhkulashvili
Academy · Professional Knowledge · LegalTech
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About
We connect professionals, organisations and knowledge so that technology can be understood, governed and adopted more effectively across legal and business practice.
Our role
We want Georgia’s law and technology community to be more connected, practical and accessible.
We connect professionals and organisations, create knowledge and learning programmes, and support thoughtful technology adoption.
Our ambition is a strong LegalTech ecosystem that connects local needs with international experience and creates new professional opportunities.
International experience, local focus
We follow international practice, research and professional developments, then connect what is useful to Georgia’s legal and business environment rather than copying models without context.
Team
Meet the team behind LegalTech Georgia and the core areas each co-founder leads.
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Co-Founder · AI Governance & Technology Law
Academy · Professional Knowledge · LegalTech
Co-Founder · FinTech & Regulation
Digital Finance · Professional Content · Programmes
Co-Founder · Product & Operations
Product Management · Operations · Business Development

Origins
The idea for LegalTech Georgia developed from professional experience in Georgia and exposure to international academic and professional environments.
Studying in London, working on technology-law and AI questions and taking part in international professional events reinforced how valuable it is to have a space in Georgia that connects law, technology and a professional community.
LegalTech Georgia grew from that idea: to connect relevant international experience with Georgia’s professional environment in a considered and useful way.
How we work
We aim to verify information and distinguish fact, analysis and opinion clearly.
We focus on issues that have real value for professionals and organisations.
Partnerships and commercial relationships do not determine our editorial or professional judgement.
We work with professionals across different fields and create space for useful exchange.
We consider technology through both its opportunities and its risks and responsibilities.