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LexisCheck ensures that legal references are accurate, helping you to reduce cost, increase productivity and manage risk. Use LexisCheck when drafting or reviewing documents, determining reliability of web content and monitoring client documents, or knowhow, for legal changes. LexisCheck combines our legal intelligence with yours, giving you increased confidence to act efficiently.
Automatically check the accuracy of your legal citations…
…as you Draft your documents
Draft and review legal documents more efficiently and accurately by applying the LexisNexis expertise you already rely on directly to your documents. Advanced functionality locates and checks legal citations in documents, so you can reduce cost, save time and bill more.
…as you Monitor your client documents
Automatically monitor large volumes of internal documents for changes in the law. LexisCheck harnesses our large team of legal experts by immediately showing you the impact of these changes on your documents. Act more quickly and efficiently than your competitors to review client advice, client positions, or update knowhow.
…while you search Web content
Manage the risk of using web content by using LexisCheck to determine the reliability of legal references. Unique legal checking toolbar locates and checks legal citations in any web content, including content from Google or your intranet, avoiding the risk of relying on unchecked content.
"It’s like somebody else double-checking everything you do in terms of citations, which is great"
– Risk Manager, Top 50 law firm
"It will tell us exactly where those citations are and in what documents, that takes about 90% of the time at the moment"
– PSL, Top 50 law firm
"Just having the ability to hyperlink every statute in a document and be able to go straight to that statute is brilliant"
– Fee earner, Top 50 law firm
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This "LexisChecked" memo shows you how LexisCheck identifies legal references and applies the validating symbols. First page of the PDF shows the LexisCheck version; with the original memo on the second page. To view the memo, click on the link below to the "LexisChecked Memo".
