Glose reasons over the law of the jurisdictions where you practise, national legislation and sector regulation, drawing on your firm’s own documents.
The challenge
Legal research remains slow and manual. Your firm’s knowledge lies dormant in its archives.
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Applicable legislation, case law and sector regulation are consulted one by one, by hand.
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Opinions, contracts, pleadings: work the firm has already produced remains hard to find and reuse.
Examples of sources, depending on your jurisdictions
- West Africa
- OHADA Uniform Acts, CCJA case law, national codes, CIMA, BCEAO and WAEMU texts
- Europe
- European Union law, national codes and case law
What the assistant does
Four uses, one requirement: the source.
Research and briefing notes
One question, one structured answer, with every article and every decision cited.
Contract review
Review of a contract against the applicable legislation, with a list of clauses to revisit and the articles concerned.
Firm memory
The assistant draws on your own documents, not only on public texts.
Regulatory monitoring
Identifying how new legislation affects your matters and those of your clients.
Illustration. Fictitious data.
Trust and verification
Every statement can be checked.
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The exact passage
Every statement is linked to the exact passage of its source.
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“Not found” rather than a guess
When no source answers the question, the assistant says so instead of guessing.
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The law at the right date
The law applied is the law in force at the relevant date.
Source check
Statement
The agreement is concluded for a term of three years.
Source · Services agreement, clause 4
“This agreement is concluded for a term of three years from the date of its signature.”
Price review clauseNot found in the document
Illustrative interfaces. Fictitious data.
Confidentiality
Your documents never leave your walls.
The assistant is deployed on your firm’s servers. Your documents and those of your clients stay there.
Your documents
- Opinions
- Contracts
- Pleadings
Mirexis assistant
- Research
- Contract review
- Regulatory monitoring
Your teams
- Lawyers
- In-house counsel
- Paralegals
A tool that serves the lawyer’s judgement, and does not replace it.
The assistant researches, structures and checks. Analysis and advice remain the work of lawyers and in-house counsel.
Getting started
Start with one specific task.
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Targeted pilot
One specific task, defined with you and carried out on your documents.
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Deployment
Go-live on your firm’s servers under an annual licence.
Contact
Let us arrange a demonstration.
Tell us about your firm or legal department, and the task you would like to entrust to the assistant. We will get back to you to arrange a demonstration.