Enabling Fast, Simple and Open Access to Law.

At Lexum, we power the technology that legal institutions rely on to manage, enrich, and publish legal information — helping them deliver fast, simple and open access to law.

Our Story

We began in the early 1990s as a research lab at the University of Montreal, driven by a shared belief that primary legal information should be freely accessible to all. In 1992, we broke new ground by launching the very first legal website to be developed in Canada to provide access to the Supreme Court of Canada decisions online at no cost. At the time there were only three other websites in the country. It was also the world’s first bilingual legal website.

In 2000, we partnered with the Federation of Law Societies of Canada (FLSC) to launch CanLII, our most widely known initiative and now the most-used legal research platform in the country.

Today, we support legal institutions around the world——helping them manage, enrich, and publish legal information at scale.

Our mission is simple yet powerful: leveraging top-tier technology to enable fast, simple and open access to law.

Our Leadership

Our leadership is rooted in experience and expertise. Several of our executives have been with us since our origins as a research lab at the University of Montreal, helping shape both our mission and technology from the ground up. Others joined along the way, bringing fresh expertise that helped us grow into a trusted legal tech firm.

Board of Directors

Steeves Bujold, Ad. E.

President of the Board

Crystal O’Donnell

Board Member

Dr. Gideon Christian

Board Member

Rosemary Capparelli, CPA

Board Member

Randolph Mank

Board Member

Executive Team

Ivan Mokanov

President

Pierre-Paul Lemyre

VP Business Development

Emma Elliott

VP Operations

Frédéric Pelletier

VP Legal Information

Marc-André Morissette

VP Technology

Grégory Estienne

VP Engineering

Our Impact

Lexum Chair

Prof. Daniel Poulin established the LexUM Chair in Legal Technologies at the Faculty of Law of the University of Montreal to maintain the leadership position established by the Lexum laboratory in computer science and legal information.

Free Access to Law Movement

Lexum is one of the founding members of the Free Access to Law Movement (FALM) as well as one of the authors and promoters of the Montreal Declaration on Free Access to Law.

Batshaw Youth and Family Centres

Lexum employees firmly believe that sharing and solidarity can transform lives, especially during the holiday season.

Lexum contributes to the following organizations

Careers at Lexum

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