LexisNexis in the news

A new co-developed workflow automates and streamlines the drafting of Motion to Dismiss documents, significantly reducing the time and effort required from legal associates.

Stephenson Harwood won an award for its work on a complex cross-border dispute, securing a multi-million dollar award for a client.

LexisNexis is building legal AI solutions, like Lexis+ with Prot'eg'e, by integrating advanced AI models, extensive legal data, and direct customer input through its Legal Intelligence Engine and Customer Innovation Lab.

Filevine launched LOIS Citator, an AI-native legal research tool challenging Westlaw and LexisNexis by offering a comprehensive, hallucination-resistant alternative to their established services.

LexisNexis is closing its Matthew Bender law-book publishing plant in Albany, N.Y. in 2014, ending over a century of operations there.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions has launched Emailage Adaptive, an AI-powered fraud detection tool that self-calibrates to evolving fraud patterns, demonstrating significant improvements in fraud capture and false positive reduction in testing and with early users like Dell Technologies.

A LexisNexis patent analysis reveals China leads in drone patent volume, but the U.S. matches its patent strength, while drone innovation is expanding globally with specialized solutions and a decline in DJI's patent activity.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions launched Emailage Adaptive, an AI-powered fraud detection solution that self-calibrates to identify fraud and reduce false positives.

LexisNexis Canada president Samuel Puchala identifies common pitfalls for lawyers using AI, stressing the need for professional judgment.

LexisNexis's MD for India and Southeast Asia, Gaythri Raman, highlights the essential role of AI in legal teams, focusing on trust, data privacy, and customer-driven innovation with solutions like Protégé.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions launched Emailage Adaptive, an AI tool that reduces fraud false positives by over 80% through continuous learning and recalibration.

A LexisNexis report finds that financial institutions are expanding SMB lending amid rising delinquencies, increasing demand, and greater risks, prompting increased investment in alternative data and AI-driven tools for better risk management.

Various companies announced advancements in automotive cybersecurity, usage-based insurance telematics, quantum computing, automotive surveillance, and connected car eSIM technology.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions and IMS integrated a driver scoring model into a smartphone telematics toolkit to cut usage-based insurance costs for U.S. auto insurers.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions partnered with IMS to integrate the Drive Metrics model into IMS EdgeSDK, providing a smartphone-based telematics solution for UBI programs, reducing costs and improving risk assessment for auto insurers and consumers.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions is partnering with IMS to integrate driving behavior scoring into insurer apps, raising concerns about data privacy and driver awareness.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions and IMS partnered to integrate Drive Metrics into EdgeSDK, providing a cost-effective, smartphone-based telematics solution for U.S. auto insurers to improve usage-based insurance programs and risk assessment.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions integrated its identity proofing solution with Epic MyChart, enhancing security for patient data and accounts, while ID.me partnered with Oracle Health to streamline identity verification for patients and prescribers.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions and IMS integrated a smartphone-based telematics solution for US auto insurers to reduce UBI operating costs by processing driving data on-device.

Food assistance fraud now costs agencies $4.29 for every dollar lost, the highest in five years, driven by payment accuracy and eligibility challenges.