LexisNexis
LexisNexis has made 6 acquisitions in legal tech since 2015: Henchman, Doctrine and others.
- Type
- Legal publishers and information companies
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
- Owner
- Public · RELX (LSE, NYSE)
- Website
- lexisnexis.com
- On the map
- LexisNexis's profile
Acquisitions (6)
- Apr 2026 (announced): Doctrine (Paris, France). French AI platform linking case law, statutes and regulation to tools for research, drafting and analysis aimed at European lawyers. Source: lexisnexis.com.
- Jun 2024: Henchman (Ghent, Belgium). Legal tech that indexes law firms' stored documents at clause level so lawyers can search precedents and draft contracts faster. Price: $160M (reported) (stated as about $160 million, reported by Reuters citing sources; not confirmed by the parties, forbes.be). Sources: lexisnexis.com, forbes.be.
- Aug 2023: Case Law Analytics (France). French AI tool that simulates litigation outcomes and finds the closest case law across many areas of law. Source: lexisnexis.com.
- Aug 2022: Caselex (Utrecht, Netherlands). Merger control intelligence database holding around 52,000 definitions of markets drawn from 17,000 EU merger rulings. Source: artificiallawyer.com.
- Jun 2017: Ravel Law (San Francisco, United States). Legal research and analytics platform that visualises case law and profiles judges and courts. Source: lawnext.com.
- Nov 2015: Lex Machina (United States). Analytics platform that turns court records about judges, counsel, litigants and patents into strategy for litigators. Source: news.bloomberglaw.com.
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