LexAI lets you ask practical questions about Finnish law and taxation. It retrieves material from statutes, case law, government bills and Finnish Tax Administration guidance — and grounds its answers in those sources, not just in a language model’s memory. Every answer comes with its sources so you can verify each point.
What LexAI covers
Legislation
Finland’s consolidated legislation (Finlex) — statutes and individual sections.
Case law
Supreme Court, Supreme Administrative Court, courts of appeal and others.
Government bills
The purpose and preparation of laws (HE), with reasoning.
Tax Administration guidance
In-depth tax guidance (vero.fi) for practical taxation questions.
EU law
EUR-Lex to the extent it bears on Finnish law.
Citation networks
References between decisions, statutes, cases and bills.
Key ways to use it
1. Find statutes and sections
- ”What does the Employment Contracts Act say about termination?”
- ”Show the dividend provisions in Chapter 13 of the Limited Liability Companies Act.”
- ”What is in Chapter 3 of the Code of Inheritance?”
2. Search case law
Find rulings from the Supreme Court, the Supreme Administrative Court and other courts.
- ”Find Supreme Court rulings on dismissal of an employee.”
- ”Are there Supreme Administrative Court rulings on the taxation of solar panels?”
- ”What case law exists on non-compete clauses?”
3. Deep legal analysis
Ask for a full analysis — LexAI retrieves the relevant sources and builds an analysis grounded in them, following the Finnish doctrine of legal sources.
- ”Can an employer unilaterally change working hours?”
- ”How is cohabiting partners’ property divided on separation?”
- ”What are the board’s liabilities in a company bankruptcy?”
4. Government bills
Ask about the purpose and preparation of a law.
- ”What was the purpose of the non-compete provisions according to the government bill?”
- ”How were the rules on remote work justified?”
5. Tax Administration guidance
Especially for practical taxation questions.
- ”How are mileage allowances taxed in 2026?”
- ”How are dividends from an unlisted company taxed?”
- ”Can you get the home office deduction for remote work?”
6. Citation networks of cases
From a ruling you find, you can explore which statutes it cites, which earlier rulings it relies on, and which government bills lie behind it.
How LexAI works
1. Retrieve
Your question is searched against the legal corpus with semantic and text search.
2. Sources
LexAI selects the most relevant sources and links to them.
3. Answer
The answer is built with references to the sources — verifiable.
Where you can use it
One account, three places:
Privacy
Personal identity codes, phone numbers, email addresses and business IDs are automatically removed from queries before retrieval. Other personal data (such as names) is not removed automatically — do not enter sensitive personal data. Access is restricted: LexAI requires sign-in and a valid licence.
Limitations
LexAI is built for Finnish law. It does not replace a lawyer and does not give binding legal advice — it is a tool for research and preparation. Always check an answer’s sources before relying on it.
Who it’s for
- Attorneys and lawyers — fast, sourced background research.
- In-house counsel and finance — company law, contracts, liability questions.
- Tax advisers and accountants — Tax Administration guidance and tax practice.
