The Cyberjustice Laboratory and Lexum are proud to announce that their respective solutions now easily integrate with each other. Thanks to a dedicated connector, docket information managed within the Cyberjustice Case Management System (CMS) can be seamlessly synchronized with a matching Decisia account. This development makes it easier than ever for judicial and administrative bodies […] Read more
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Lexbox Tip: Making the Most Out of Alerts
Considering the volume of cases you are working on, it may prove difficult to stay up to date on legal research for all of them. That’s why Lexbox alerts handles it for you. Lexbox enables you to set up alerts feeds and personalise them to cater to your different area of interest. It’s great to […] Read more
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Qweri 3.2 – Printing of search results
Lexum is pleased to announce its latest version of Qweri: Qweri 3.2. Here’s what’s new: Printing of Search Results With Qweri 3.2, you can now print out your list of search results. In the Search tab, just above your search results, you’ll see a new option: Print results. Simply click on this link and your […] Read more
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Arkansas Judiciary Implements Qweri to Publish its Court Rules and Administrative Orders
Lexum is pleased to announce that the Arkansas Judiciary is now using Qweri as its publishing platform for court rules and administrative orders. In 2017, the Arkansas Judiciary decided to power its opinions website using Lexum’s Decisia, becoming the first U.S. state to adopt Decisia for its appellate courts. Decisia has drastically improved the usability […] Read more
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The Reports of the Exchequer Court of Canada Now Available Online
Decisions from the Reports of the Exchequer Court of Canada (1891-1922) and the Canada Law Report (1923-1970) have been digitized and published on the Canada Federal Courts Reports (FCR) website powered by Decisia. This is a total of 74 volumes and close to 3,000 historical decisions that were scanned and processed for publishing by Lexum […] Read more
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The BC Surface Rights Board Deploys Decisia on Its Website
The Surface Rights Board (SRB) is the latest administrative tribunal from British Columbia to publish its board decisions using Decisia. Lexum imported approximately 500 Oil & Gas Orders, as well as Mining Orders into Decisia, which are now available on the SRB website at the following address: https://decisions.surfacerightsboard.bc.ca The SRB was looking to quickly improve […] Read more
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Upgrade with Decisia
We are happy to announce that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has selected Decisia to start publishing the full text of its member conduct board decisions on its website. The RCMP aims to publish its member conduct board decisions to the benefit of the complainants, witnesses, and the public. Decisia proved to be a […] Read more
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Decisia 5.2 – Combined Search Functionality and Better Navigation
Lexum is pleased to announce its latest version of Decisia: Decisia 5.2. Here’s what’s new: Combined Search Functionality Decisia 5.2 introduces a streamlined way to search for decisions and resources! For sites with content published in both decision and resource collections, the Decisia Home page will now make available a single quick search bar instead […] Read more
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Qweri 2.2 – Improved Print Functionalities
Lexum is pleased to announce its latest version of Qweri: Qweri 2.2. Here’s what’s new: With Qweri 2.1, you could already download your documents in PDF, print entire documents via your browser or print individual elements of a table of contents, depending on the configuration of your website. Qweri 2.2 goes further and now allows […] Read more
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Decisia 5.1 – Improvements to Metadata, Advertising Fields, Administrative Functions, and Search Features
Lexum is pleased to announce its latest version of Decisia: Decisia 5.1. Here’s what’s new: Greater Control of the Quality of your Metadata Input With Decisia 5.1, it becomes possible to make any metadata field mandatory. In addition to the metadata fields that were already mandatory by default (e.g.: the date), you can now decide […] Read more