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LexisNexis opens customer innovation lab driven by AI to change the future of legal work

LexisNexis is betting legal AI gets built WITH lawyers, not FOR them. A new innovation lab in NYC signals how the profession is reshaping around AI collaboration.

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Why it matters

Legal work is changing as vendors shift from black-box AI tools to co-creation models with practitioners. This signals how an industry adapts when AI capability enters the professional workflow at scale.

The key facts

8 to know
  1. LexisNexis opens Customer Innovation Lab in NYC

  2. Model frames AI development as direct collaboration with legal professionals

  3. Vendor strategy shift: bringing AI 'directly into the grasp' of lawyers rather than delivering finished products

  4. Part of RELX plc's legal & professional division

  5. LexisNexis Legal & Professional opens Customer Innovation Lab in NYC

  6. Model centers on bringing AI directly into hands of legal professionals

  7. Shift from vendor-driven to customer-driven AI development in legal tech

  8. Part of RELX plc's strategy to embed AI into legal workflows

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Publisher excerpt: LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a division of RELX plc, today announced the opening of its Customer Innovation Lab in New York City, which will deliver a new model for how legal artificial intelligence gets built. The company said the shift is designed to bring AI directly into the grasp of legal…
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