In an exciting development for legal professionals and the public alike, CanLII has successfully published AI-powered case analysis for historical case law across the four provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Prince Edward Island. This initiative marks a significant step towards enhancing the accessibility and understanding of legal information in Canada. The project has achieved [&hellip... Read more
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The Lexum Team is Growing!
The past year at Lexum has been marked by incredible success in using artificial intelligence to manage legal information. We plan to go much further in the coming years. To achieve its ambitions, Lexum is currently expanding its team and opening several new positions: Administration and Accounting Lexum is looking for an Administrative Technician Customer […] Read more
The Call for Paper is Out for the 2024 Law via the Internet Conference in Cyprus, September 26-27
This year’s Law via the Internet (LVI) conference is hosted by CyLaw, the Cyprus Legal Information Institute. The 21st edition will take place at the Columbia Venue Centre in Limassol from September 26 to 27, 2024. The conference website is now accessible at lvi2024.org. The theme of this year’s conference is Free Access and the […] Read more
Gideon Christian and Rosemary Capparelli Join Lexum’s Board of Directors
Two new board members are joining Lexum’s Board of Directors. Dr. Gideon Christian is an Assistant Professor of AI and Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Calgary. Before joining the University of Calgary, he worked as a technology lawyer for the Government of Canada within the Federal Department of Justice. Dr. Christian’s research […] Read more
Lexum among Montréal’s Top Employers for 2024
For the second year in a row, Lexum has the pleasure of being distinguished as one of Montreal’s Top Employers for 2024. The Montréal Top Employers Awards recognize private companies and public organizations that have applied best business practices in an exemplary manner and thus achieved remarkable results. Lexum is even prouder that this year’s […] Read more
Embracing Positive Change: Advances in Access to Lawyer’s Disciplinary Decisions
In an era marked by unprecedented advancements in legal technology and a growing emphasis on transparency in the legal profession, positive changes are reshaping the accessibility of lawyers’ disciplinary decisions. Lexum supports and celebrates the initiatives reshaping how disciplinary decisions are shared with the public. One notable example is the CanLII database, where most Canadian [&hellip... Read more
Lexum’s 2023 Wrap-Up : Omnia mutantur nos et mutamur in illis
As the year comes to a close, now is the time for a post-mortem of a prosperous year at Lexum and for digital legal information services in general. Decisia has seen two updates this year. The first one, version 7.0, is a complete upgrade of the administrative interface with a new “info” tab, unique admin […] Read more
Lexum at the 2023 Law via the Internet Conference, Vienna, Austria
As mentioned in a previous post, the Law via the Internet Conference has returned with renewed energy after a three-year hiatus. We could not ignore this splendid opportunity to meet again with our colleagues from around the world. The conference was hosted in collaboration with the Centre for Computers and Law of the Faculty of […] Read more
Collaboration Between Lexum and AfricanLII Brings South African Law Reports Online
As a signatory of the Montreal Declaration on Free Access to Law and a member of the Free Access to Law Movement, Lexum has built strong connections with other Legal Information Institutes worldwide. One of these partners is AfricanLII, and the scope of their work is reason enough to take a few moments to delve into. AfricanLII convenes a […] Read more
AI-Powered Summaries for Saskatchewan Case Law Launched in Beta Mode on CanLII
Lexum is pleased to announce a transformative development that has the potential to revolutionize your use of CanLII. Thanks to the support of the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan, we recently introduced a limited volume of AI-powered case law summaries on CanLII for recent decisions from Saskatchewan. Leveraging the experience gained with the CatLII pilot project, […] Read more