LexisNexis Launches CaseMap+ AI for Enhanced Litigation Management

Mar 4, 2025
LexisNexis has introduced CaseMap+ AI, a new platform designed to streamline litigation case management with AI-powered tools, according to a press release.

LexisNexis has introduced CaseMap+ AI, a new platform designed to streamline litigation case management with AI-powered tools, announced in a press release. This advanced platform aims to enhance strategic decision-making for legal teams by integrating cutting-edge AI capabilities.

CaseMap+ AI offers features such as generative AI transcript and document summarization, which streamline legal analysis workflows by providing concise summaries. The platform also supports third-party integrations with technologies like iManage and RelativityOne, facilitating seamless document transfer and metadata management.

Additional functionalities include document production with Bates stamping and improved export options to LexisNexis' Sanction Litigation Presentation Software. These features enable efficient organization and download of multiple documents, transcripts, and media into a single zip folder.

Sean Fitzpatrick, CEO of LexisNexis North America, UK, and Ireland, highlighted the platform's potential to transform the litigation landscape by enhancing productivity and collaboration among legal teams. The company plans to integrate its personalized legal AI assistant, Protégé, into CaseMap+ AI to further empower users in analyzing, strategizing, and drafting documents efficiently.

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