Polish Prosecutors Investigate Lexspace Legal Portal for Potential Fraud

Krakow’s District Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into Lexspace, a legal advice portal, amid suspicions of unauthorized use of attorney data and potential financial harm to users.

“Ghost Lawyers”? Prosecutor’s Office Scrutinizes Lexspace Portal

The Krakow District Prosecutor’s Office has initiated an investigation into the Lexspace portal, raising concerns about whether users received advice from qualified professionals.

The investigation stems from suspicions that individuals may have impersonated recognized legal counsel, utilizing their data without consent.

Investigation Launched Following Complaints

On March 20, 2026, the National Council of Legal Advisors (KRRP) reported that the Krakow District Prosecutor’s Office officially commenced proceedings (case file number 3017-2.Ds.5.2026) regarding Lexspace’s operations.

The KRRP emphasized the case’s developmental nature and its importance to citizen safety online.

How it Worked: “Ghost Lawyers” on Lexspace?

The legal counsel self-governing body filed a criminal complaint after receiving numerous concerning reports.

Findings suggest that Lexspace may have employed misleading practices, particularly regarding the identity of those providing advice.

Concerns Over Professional Integrity and Unauthorized Data Use

Doubts extend beyond the quality of the advice to the unlawful use of the image and professional data of authorized legal advisors.

Reports indicate that attorneys’ names appeared on the platform without their knowledge or consent, with authorship of texts or advice incorrectly attributed to them.

KRRP President: Protecting the Credibility of the Profession

The KRRP views the matter as both a legal and ethical issue, impacting public trust in the legal profession.

Prosecutorial Allegations and Appeal to Lexspace Users

The investigation focuses on the suspicion of inducing users to disadvantageous asset disposal, meaning clients may have paid for services believing they were receiving expertise from a specific specialist when that was not the case.

KRRP Appeal for Information

The National Council of Legal Advisors appeals to anyone who has used the Lexspace portal to contact the Krakow District Prosecutor’s Office, referencing the case file number 3017-2.Ds.5.2026.

Witness cooperation is considered crucial for fully clarifying the portal’s operations and holding those responsible accountable.

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