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LEX Nexus

Mumbai, India

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LEX Nexus offers legal and business intelligence solutions from LexisNexis based on trustworthy data analysis and AI. Company offerings include the Protégé™ System with integrated generative AI for legal workflows, Create+ and Lexis+® with Protégé™ for legal research, as well as Nexis+™ with Protégé™ for business information. LEX Nexus is part of RELX and follows RELX's principles for responsible AI development. The solutions are suitable for small and large law firms, corporations, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations.

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