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Vincent by vLex

Vincent is a legal AI platform from vLex designed for lawyers to support legal research, litigation, and transactions, backed by vLex's legal database.

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About Vincent by vLex

Vincent by vLex

According to the supplied page, Vincent is vLex's AI product for legal professionals, described as intelligence that understands the law. It is positioned for law firms of all sizes, from AmLaw 100 firms to boutique practices, and is said to adapt to users' workflows. The page states that Vincent draws on vLex's legal database, which it describes as over one billion documents from more than 100 countries, and it highlights capabilities for natural-language legal research with citations, contract analysis and risk identification, litigation analytics across more than 850 million court case records, and integrations with Microsoft Word, Outlook, and iManage. The page says the platform is certified under SOC2 and ISO 27001. It also mentions customization through vLex Labs and a free trial and demo option. The page does not state prices.

Key features

  • Natural-language legal research with citations
  • Comparative studies across the 50 U.S. states
  • Contract analysis and risk identification
  • Key information extraction from complaints and depositions
  • Document version comparison with legal context
  • Judge, opposing counsel, and party profiling based on court records
  • Search for winning templates from similar cases
  • Transformation of court recordings into strategic insights
  • Real-time alerts and litigation analytics
  • Integrations with Microsoft Word, Outlook, and iManage
  • SOC2 and ISO 27001 certified platform
  • Custom workflows and integrations through vLex Labs
  • APIs for custom integrations and automated workflows

Best suited for

  • Law firms of all sizes
  • Corporate legal departments
  • Legal research teams
  • Litigation teams
  • Transactional lawyers

Pricing

Not stated on the website

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