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From August 20 to 23, Lexum is moving to a better and bigger office located on the Plateau-Mont-Royal. From Tuesday August 24 our new coordinates are: 4200 St-Laurent, #910, Montréal (Québec), H2W 2R2, tel 514.316.2100, fax 514.843.8499. Read more

On September 22 and 23 in Ottawa, we invites you to meet with our team during the Canadian Forum on Court Technology . At this occasion Lexum will launch its new image, including a new logo, a new website and more detailled information on its products and services. Read more

Louis Mirando wrote an flattering column on Slaw about the Nova Scotia Annotated Civil Procedure Rules and the LexActo platform developed by Lexum. Read more

Lexum wishes to extend its warmest congratulations to the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society, the 2010 recipients of the Hugh Lawford Award for excellence in legal publishing, for their website the Nova Scotia Annotated Civil Procedure Rules . Lexum is proud to have provided the LexActo technology for this resource. Read more

Lexum recently concluded an agreement with the International Telecommunication Union for the internationalization of the ICTdec website , the online point of access to decisions from international telecommunication regulators. Lexum is thus responsible for the translation of the ICTdec website and management interface into the 6 official languages of the United Nations. Moreover, Lexum will implement... Read more

Lexum is currently looking to fill one permanent and one temporary software developper positions. Read more

On April 1st, Lexum Inc acquired all of the activities of the Lexum Research Laboratory of the Université de Montréal. Lexum Inc is a company owned by the main researchers of the laboratory and is operated in the same offices and by the same staff. This transaction will allow us to better meet the different business needs of Lexum's clients and make the long term growth of the company possible. Read more

Lexum is proud to announce the conclusion of a second major agreement with The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia (CLEBC) , this time for the implementation of an enterprise search solution. CLEBC chose ELIIsa in order to provide its users with advanced search features for its entire product line including its online practice manuals, its practice points, its case digest, its course... Read more

Lexum recently concluded an agreement with the Department of Justice Canada for the digitization of historic judicial cases from the Federal Courts. Lexum will identify the most cited judicial cases that are still inaccessible in electronic format in the body of documents integrated to the main knowledge database of the Department. Lexum scanning team is in charge of recovering the judicial cases, of digitizing them, of performing optical character recognition and ultimately of converting them to HTML. Read more