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Ex-A&O senior partner Wim Dejonghe backs AI-native firm Falcon's €1.5m launch

Former Allen & Overy global senior partner Wim Dejonghe invested in and became a non-executive co-founder of Falcon, a Belgian AI-native commercial contracts firm that raised about €1.5 million, Artificial Lawyer reported on October 2, 2026. Founders from HR-tech scaleup Mbrella and former Freshfields lawyer Rémy Bonnaffé plan same-day flat-fee reviews via Slack or Teams with a qualified lawyer signing off each matter.

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  • Falcon raised about €1.5 million; Dejonghe is an investor and non-executive co-founder.Artificial Lawyer
  • Founders are Mbrella's Amaury Gérard, Quinten Vandermeulen, and David Nguyen plus Rémy Bonnaffé.Artificial Lawyer
  • Initial focus is NDAs, DPAs, MSAs, and customer and supplier contracts on flat fees.Artificial Lawyer
  • Clients submit via Slack or Microsoft Teams; a qualified lawyer signs off same-day reviews.Artificial Lawyer
  • Dejonghe said Falcon was built around faster delivery and flat fees, not billable hours.Artificial Lawyer

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