Category: Lexbox

Lexbox folders are a great place to keep track of your research, but there may come a time when you get caught up in a complex search query and forget to save a document, or didn’t realize you needed it until later. The Lexbox Recent History feature can help you backtrack your research activity so […] Read more

Lexbox was designed to make your legal research faster and easier. To help you use Lexbox to the best of its ability, we are sharing Lexbox tips with you from time to time. Here’s a tip on what you can do with your Lexbox folders: You can create and rename folders from your account or […] Read more

Why enable third-party cookies? Cookies are text files that are saved to your device when you visit a website using them, like Lexbox. Cookies can contain information about your preferences, settings, the links you clicked, or the amount of time you spent on the website for example. Enabling your browser to gather this information can […] Read more

Lexbox was designed to make your legal research faster and easier. To help you use Lexbox to the best of its ability, we are sharing Lexbox tips with you from time to time.  Here’s one if you are using Lexbox on the CanLII website. Today’s tip is about saving a specific paragraph from a decision […] Read more

Lexbox is not only available via a Google Chrome extension.  It is also directly available to users of CanLII and the SCC Judgments Website.  Here’s a short help guide on using Lexbox with any browser: Signing on 1 – You can sign into Lexbox from (1) the SCC judgments website (https://scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-csc/en/nav.do) or (2) CanLII (https://www.canlii.org/) using any […] Read more

Legal research is more then ever carried out through free websites and accessed via a variety of online digital content. For instance the most used legal research website in Canada is CanLII, operated by Lexum on behalf of the Federation of Law Societies of Canada. Lexbox is designed to help you leverage CanLII and other […] Read more