Legal problem.
Digital solution.
A three-day hackathon in LegalTech — from an idea to a working prototype.
Ministry of Justice
TSUL
Ministry of JusticeTSULLexHackathon is a three-day team hackathon that brings together lawyers, developers, AI specialists, designers and entrepreneurs to build practical digital solutions to pressing problems in the legal field.
Participants choose one of the following tracks.
Convenient, smart and digital legal services for citizens and businesses.
Innovative solutions that bring legal knowledge to everyone in a clear and engaging way.
The hackathon takes place on November 20–22 at the TSUL building, offline.
Amounts apply separately in each track, for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place; UZS 250M in total across both tracks. Funds are released in stages, once a winning team has set up a legal entity and based on agreed performance indicators.
No. Taking part is voluntary and free. Only accommodation and travel are at participants' own expense; the organizers provide a workspace, Wi-Fi, lunch and coffee breaks.
No. A participant can belong to one team only.
Copyright and exclusive rights to the code, design and concepts created at the hackathon remain with the members of the team that created them.
Yes, open-source libraries, ready-made AI models and services are allowed. The core functionality of the solution must be built independently by the team.
Selection results will be announced separately. Teams that pass the selection are notified through the platform on which they registered.
A total of 250 million UZS in funding is provided to develop the winning projects across the two tracks. IT Park transfers it to the bank account of a limited liability company set up by the winning team in accordance with applicable law, in at least two tranches during the year, based on the achievement of agreed key performance indicators. The exact procedure and terms are set out in the agreements concluded with the winners.
