Lexum recently implemented research by judges on the Tax Court of Canada decision website. This new feature can be tested from the advanced search page. Read more
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New Design for the Tax Court Decision Website
Lexum released a new version of the Tax Court Decision Website with a fresh new design. Read more
Free Access to Law – Is it Here to Stay? Researchers methodology guide
This Methodology Guide was developed collaboratively by the project members of “Free Access to Law – Is it Here to Stay?” This study was made possible thanks to a grant from the International Development Research Centre as well as support from the Open Society Institute. Read more
The Sedona Canada Principles now on LexActo
The work "The Sedona Canada Principles: Addressing Electronic Discovery" and the "Canadian E-Discovery Case Law Digests" are now accessible in an interactive version thanks to the LexActo platform implemented on the E-discovery Canada website. Read more
Position available
Lexum is currently looking to hire a software developper. Read more
Position available
Lexum is currently looking to hire a research coordinator. Read more
Agreement with CLEBC
Lexum is proud to announce the conclusion of an greement with The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia (CLEBC) for the modernization of their online practice manuals. Read more
Pacific Legal Technology Conference
Lexum will be present at the Pacific Legal Technology Conference to be held in Vancouver on October 2, 2009. You are very welcome to visit us at our stand. Read more
Position available
Lexum is currently looking to hire a software developper. Read more
SCC Website – What’s Next?
24.08.2009 Tags: Pierre-Paul Lemyre, Electronic Access to Law in Canada A couple of days ago I was at the Supreme Court to discuss potential improvements to the Supreme Court decision website. Some of you probably noticed that over the last year LexUM greatly expanded the scope of decisions available on this site. Read more