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For the first time, authoritative family and tax law reports will be available alongside the world’s largest collections of common and civil law on an AI-powered research platform, following a new agreement between vLex and...

London – September 2020 – A new collection of New Zealand case law, including superior court cases and a range of tribunals, is now available to researchers around the world on the AI-powered legal research...

Updated daily, our UK Core Collection makes the largest collection of cases from the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and High Court available for your research. This is available alongside the full legislative history of...

Last year, students from over 90 universities worldwide entered the International Law & Technology Writing Competition. This year vLex relaunch the popular competition with a new grand prize and aims to reach over 200 universities. ...

To inspire your entries for the vLex International Law & Technology Writing Competition 2021, below you can find some guidance as to how you might approach each topic and links to related articles. We encourage...

This is a notable entry from the Justis International Law & Technology Writing Competition 2020 in the category of Access to justice, by Jeffrey Law of Cardiff University. The vLex Writing Competition 2021 has now...

The Ireland Core Collection on vLex Justis includes the largest collection of case law from Ireland, including Justis Irish Case Law (JICL) and Judgments in the Law Library (JILL). This is available alongside an extensive...

London, September 2020 Vincent, a leading AI-powered legal research assistant, currently available in the UK, US and Canada, is now available for the Irish legal sector on the flagship vLex Justis platform. By combining human...

This is a notable entry from the Justis International Law & Technology Writing Competition 2020 in the category of Technology & the future of legal practice, by Michelle Abiah of Universitas Indonesia. Find out more...

London – August 2020 Later this year, there will be expanded potential for comparative research of South African case law, in addition to legal information from over 130 jurisdictions, on a single platform.  A recent...

London – August 2020   The Precedent Map from vLex Justis, a powerful visualisation tool that displays the relationships between cases, is now available for the first time to researchers around the world to help...

A new collection of case law from superior courts in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia is now available on vLex Justis, an AI-powered research platform with unique features designed to extract the key information from...

Artificial intelligence based tools are being increasingly adopted by the legal industry for a range of tasks. With the launch of vLex Justis, you can now use Vincent, a legal research assistant powered by artificial...

This is a notable entry from the Justis International Law & Technology Writing Competition 2020 in the category of Access to justice and technology, by Katie Brand of Monash University. Find out more about the...

If you need to find and access large volumes of global litigation data, vLex Justis houses the largest online collections, including both common and civil law jurisdictions, making it an essential service for investigations, intelligence...

While dockets are most commonly associated with US law, vLex Justis contains a collection of UK dockets from superior courts, which are updated daily. It is important to note that dockets contain different information based...

London, July 2020 – The UK dockets collection launched by vLex Justis in April has received a significant enhancement, with dockets from the High Court now being updated daily, bringing this information to researchers faster...

As a follow-up to the Is fall 2020 just the beginning? Moving law schools online webinar on the 13th of July, John Mayer, Executive Director of the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) took the...

Legal educators and law librarians rose to the challenge as COVID-19 caused the dramatic shift mid-semester to remote teaching in spring 2020. As many law schools have already announced an intent to stay partially or...

This is a notable entry from the Justis International Law & Technology Writing Competition 2020 in the category of Social media, data and privacy, by Kirsee Ali of Hugh Wooding Law School. Find out more...

London, – 15th June 2020 – vLex Justis and Mishcon de Reya today announced a collaboration to research the application of artificial intelligence and natural language processing technologies to legal content. Online publishing has led to...

  After recent events, which started in Minnesota with the death of George Floyd on May 25th, we at vLex Justis want to share our support for the Black Lives Matter movement.  In this update,...

Join our experienced training team for a webinar providing a walkthrough of the key features of JustisOne, designed for both staff and students at UK universities. The webinars will show attendees how to use intuitive...

This is the Best in Category article from the Justis International Law & Technology Writing Competition 2020 in the category of Access to justice and technology, by Armin Amirsolimani of University College London. Find out...

After a series of online parties in April for our friends in Canada, the United States, Ireland and the UK, we didn’t want the librarian community in Australia and New Zealand to miss out on...

Welcome to the first ever BIALL (virtual) conference. A free online event lasting around 90 minutes each day on Thursday 11th & Friday 12th June 2020. The sessions will showcase 9 of the speakers from the...

Law library conferences around the globe are always the highlight of our year. As our international friends and colleagues know, the vLex Justis team always enjoy starting things off on a high note by hosting...

London, April 2020 – vLex Justis launch a new UK dockets collection from the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and High Court, bringing case law and dockets together on a single intelligent platform for the...

With law librarian conferences around the world being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in April we hosted three online parties to bring the librarian community together at this challenging time. As the annual vLex Justis...

London, April 2020 – Vincent, a leading AI-powered legal research assistant in the US and Canada, is now available to the UK legal sector. Vincent combines human search behaviour with machine speed, enabling researchers to...