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London — October 2020 Law firms around the world can now expand their legal research by uploading their own documents to vLex Cloud and combine their knowledge with vLex’s global collection of legal information to create a research resource personalised to the needs of the firm and their clients. The first of its kind, vLex Cloud represents a seismic change for legal researchers across the world. The connectivity between internal and external legal knowledge will enhance research effectiveness, while…
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Bloomsbury Professional and vLex partnership brings authoritative law reports to an AI-powered research service For the first time, authoritative family and tax law reports will be available alongside the world’s largest collections of common and civil law on an AI-powered research platform, following a new agreement between vLex and Bloomsbury Professional. Accessing these important reported series on the flagship vLex Justis platform will enable legal professionals and universities around the world to benefit from intuitive search…
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London — September 2020 — A new collection of New Zealand case law, including superior court cases and a range of tribunals, is now available to researchers around the world on the AI-powered legal research platform, vLex Justis. This is the first time an up-to-date and extensive collection of New Zealand case law can be accessed on a global service alongside those from the UK and other key common law jurisdictions, making this an essential resource for legal research in…
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London, September 2020 Vincent, a leading AI-powered legal research assistant, currently available in the UK, US and Canada, is now available for the Irish legal sector on the flagship vLex Justis platform. By combining human search behaviour with machine speed, law firms, researchers, and law schools can now go beyond traditional research methods with easy-to-use technology to save time and enhance their work. Vincent’s intuitive interface, accessible on the vLex Justis legal research platform. A new…
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New vLex and Juta partnership brings South African case law to a global audience Later this year, there will be expanded potential for comparative research of South African case law, in addition to legal information from over 130 jurisdictions, on a single platform. A recent agreement between vLex and Juta will make an extensive collection of South African case law and authoritative reported series widely available to the legal industry around the world. This new collection will…
The Precedent Map from vLex Justis, a powerful visualisation tool that displays the relationships between cases, is now available for the first time to researchers around the world to help them discover important authorities with ease from both common and civil law jurisdictions. This important update provides lawyers, firms, and academics with access to a new time-saving tool that can enhance their research and understanding of the law, and the ability to view the relevance…
A new collection of case law from superior courts in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia is now available on vLex Justis, an AI-powered research platform with unique features designed to extract the key information from a case. This powerful combination of content and technology will enable legal professionals to better support their clients and is available to practitioners around the world. Access a unique collection The Southeast Asia collection brings over 125,000 new cases to vLex…
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London, July 2020 — The UK dockets collection launched by vLex Justis in April has received a significant enhancement, with dockets from the High Court now being updated daily, bringing this information to researchers faster than was previously possible. This update means that vLex Justis makes UK dockets from the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and High Court available on a single intelligent platform, all receiving daily updates to ensure that the latest information is available to…
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London, — 15th June 2020 — vLex Justis and Mishcon de Reya today announced a collaboration to research the application of artificial intelligence and natural language processing technologies to legal content. Online publishing has led to an explosion in the availability of case law and legislation. Improved access to primary authorities is good for lawyers and good for their clients, but the sheer volume of content presents unprecedented challenges for anyone seeking to research and navigate the law. Advanced machine learning…
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London, April 2020 — vLex Justis launch a new UK dockets collection from the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and High Court, bringing case law and dockets together on a single intelligent platform for the first time. Uniquely, this collection is available without timed access restrictions, or the need to pay per session. vLex Justis is the only research platform which makes UK dockets available alongside primary and secondary sources from over 130 jurisdictions, including the largest collection…