Category: Decisia

Lexum is pleased to announce that the BC Employment and Assistance Appeal Tribunal (BCEAAT) has opted to use Decisia to provide access to its decisions online. Decisia will enable the BCEAAT to standardize how public and legal professionals get online access to the tribunals’ decisions, making it easy for users to conduct advanced legal research […] Read more

We are happy to announce that the Federal Courts Reports website recently adopted Decisia. The Federal Courts Reports (FCR) are published by the Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs Canada (FJA). Their website makes reported judgments, digests, and information on appeals from the Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court openly available […] Read more

The Commission d’accès à l’information (CAI) of Quebec selected Decisia to enhance the publishing of decisions on its website. The Commission reviews decisions of public organizations in response to requests from individuals who have been denied access to an administrative document or to their personal information. Except in certain situations, these judgments are public information […] Read more

Lexum is pleased to announce its latest version of Decisia: Decisia 5.0. Here’s what’s new: Creation of a Bridge between Decisia and Qweri Qweri (https://lexum.com/en/products/qweri/) is Lexum’s document viewer. This software specializes in viewing and navigating large documents, such as the Court Reports. Decisia 5.0 makes it possible to configure a bridge between Decisia and […] Read more

Lexum is proud to announce that Decisia has been selected for the online publishing of the Cayman Islands Law Reports (CILR) as well as the unreported judgments of the Cayman Islands judiciary.  Decisia will be seamlessly integrated to the Cayman Islands Judicial & Legal Information Website and provide subscribers with improved navigation and search in […] Read more

The Environment and Land Tribunals Ontario (ELTO) is the latest cluster of administrative tribunals to adopt Decisia for the online publishing of the decisions of its constituents.  Decisia will enable ELTO to standardize how the public and legal professionals get online access to the tribunals’ decisions, making it easy for users to conduct advanced legal […] Read more

The New York City Office of Collective Bargaining (NYC OCB) selected Decisia by Lexum to replace its current cases search engine.  Decisia will enable the NYC OCB to provide online users with enhanced full text search and customized fields search into its archive of decisions.  The new cases search feature will make it possible to […] Read more

Lexum is pleased to announce its latest version of Decisia: Decisia 4.7. Here’s what’s new: JSON Feeds Decisia now supports JSON feeds (https://jsonfeed.org/, see also http://jsonviewer.stack.hu/). JSON feeds are similar to RSS feeds, though they are easier to use for developers.   Improved EXPORT of Administrative Interface Search Results When using the “Export results into […] Read more

The new Arkansas Judicary website powered by Decisia is now live. The Arkansas Judiciary website now runs using the Decisia search engine, and includes features such as the organisation of opinions in a way tailored for legal research, a user friendly interface and 10 customized metadata fields for easy retrieval. The case depository contained on […] Read more