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LexisNexis Canada is bringing together judges from New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador for a timely discussion about how artificial intelligence is affecting legal proceedings and court operations. Taking place on September 17, the one-hour webinar, AI in the Atlantic Courts: Current State and Perspectives, will feature the Honourable Maya Hamou of the Court of […]

LexisNexis has introduced Lexis+ with Protégé to the Canadian market, bringing guided, multi-step artificial intelligence workflows to legal research, drafting and analysis. In a blog post outlining the rollout, LexisNexis described the move as a shift away from standalone AI tools toward technology embedded throughout everyday legal work. The platform replaces Lexis+ AI as the […]

LexisNexis Canada is bringing its national conversation on artificial intelligence and the courts to Ontario this month, with a webinar featuring judges from three levels of the province’s court system. The webinar, titled Artificial Intelligence and the Ontario Courts: Current State and Perspectives, is scheduled for June 18, 2026. The Ontario session is part of […]

The image of lawyers working late into the night in quiet law libraries has largely given way to a more mobile profession. Today’s legal professionals move between home offices, courtrooms, client sites, and airports while staying continuously connected to the tools they rely on. Mobile technology now underpins much of modern legal work. Research, drafting, […]

New research suggests that artificial intelligence technology is altering how junior lawyers learn and develop key skills for their profession. New York’s LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a provider of legal AI workflow solutions, says the results of a survey suggest significant implications for legal training, mentorship, and leadership. The “Mentorship Gap” report shows that a […]