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20.07.2010 LexUM will unveil its new corporate image during the Canadian Forum on Court Technology

On September 22 and 23 in Ottawa, we invites you to meet with our team during the Canadian Forum on Court Technology. At this occasion LexUM will launch its new image, including a new logo, a new website and more detailled information on its products and services.

08.06.2010 More Praise for the Nova Scotia Annotated Civil Procedure Rules

Louis Mirando wrote a flattering column on Slaw about the Nova Scotia Annotated Civil Procedure Rules and the LexActo platform developed by LexUM.

11.05.2010 NSBS Honoured with Hugh Lawford Award

LexUM wishes to extend its warmest congratulations to the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society, the 2010 recipients of the Hugh Lawford Award for excellence in legal publishing, for their website the Nova Scotia Annotated Civil Procedure Rules. LexUM is proud to have provided the LexActo technology for this resource.

By LexUM

• Supreme Court of Canada Decisions

  The Supreme Court of Canada Decisions website provides free access to Court decisions since 1948.

• CanLII

  CanLII is the largest and most consulted online resource for Canadian law.

• Annotated Civil Code of Quebec

  The Annotated Civil Code of Quebec gives access to the Civil code of Quebec and proposes a collaborative environment allowing all users to add value by annotating its sections.

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Solutions and Services

• ELIISA

  ELIISA's robust technology and adaptable approach allows you to efficiently retrieve documents from your enterprise-wide legal databases.

• LexActo

  LexActo is an electronic tool for managing annotated legislation.

• LexEDO

  LexEDO is an electronic document management system (DMS) specifically designed to generate legal websites.

• Consultation on Legal Knowledge Management

  The legal technologies experts of LexUM combine their backgrounds in computer science, law and information science ...

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Free Access to Law Movement

• Montreal Declaration on Free Access to Law

  Global Study on Free Access to Law - Methodology Guide

  This Guide has been developed as part of the "Free Access to Law - Is it Here to Stay?" research project, funded by the International Development Research Center (IDRC) and coordinated by LexUM in partnership with SAFLII and The Centre for Internet and Society.