Y-Park, a science and technology park at Yaroslav the Wise National Law University in Kharkiv, Ukraine, has officially launched as continental Europe's first dedicated LegalTech and AI innovation hub. The initiative combines the digitization of 25,000 rare legal volumes with development of AI-powered legal infrastructure, positioning Ukraine to capture opportunity in the global $27.6 billion LegalTech market, projected to reach $35.6 billion by 2027. The hub is digitizing rare legal works dating back to the 16th century, with approximately 16,000 volumes remaining to be digitized. The university aims to attract over $100 million in international grants, institutional funding, and private partnerships through 2031. Y-Park's infrastructure includes JURIS.AI, a civic initiative platform modeled on Latvia's ManaBalss.lv, and a legal navigator designed to help over one million Ukrainian veterans navigate 156 legislative acts across 18 government agencies. Retired U.S. Lieutenant General Michael Flynn recorded a video message congratulating the Y-Park team. The project is led by Rector Anatoliy Hetman and Vice-Rector for Research Dmytro Luchenko, with academic partnerships including Harvard Law School's Berkman Klein Center, Stanford CODEX, Bucerius Law School, and the University of Helsinki's Legal Tech Lab.