vLex

vLex is a global legal research platform combining case law and statutes from around the world with AI tools for analysis and drafting.

Overview

Legal research gets harder across borders: every jurisdiction has its own sources, formats, and languages. vLex aggregates primary law from dozens of countries, and its Vincent AI layer analyzes that material — answering research questions with citations, comparing jurisdictions, and extracting authorities from uploaded documents. The platform has grown through the combination of vLex and Fastcase, giving it deep coverage of US state and federal law alongside international collections.

Cross-border matters make the platform’s coverage valuable: comparing how different jurisdictions treat the same question becomes a research task rather than a translation project. Vincent AI speeds up first passes through large document sets, and alerts keep teams current as authorities change.

Key Features

• Multi-jurisdiction case law, statute, and regulatory collections
• AI research answers grounded in cited primary sources
• Document analysis that identifies relevant authorities
• Alerts and monitoring across jurisdictions
• Tools for comparative and cross-border research
• Primary law collections spanning dozens of countries
• Citation-backed answers verified against source documents
• Monitoring and alerts for new authorities

Cross-border matters show the coverage advantage: comparing how jurisdictions treat one question becomes a research task rather than a translation project. Vincent AI speeds first passes through large document sets, and alerting keeps teams current as authorities change — useful for monitoring programs that track regulatory developments across markets.

Institutional plans support firm-wide access with usage analytics, and the alerting system keeps knowledge management proactive. For academic users, the collections support comparative law research that would otherwise require multiple expensive subscriptions across jurisdictions.

Pricing

Subscriptions are arranged through sales, with configurations for firms, law schools, and corporate legal departments.

Who Is It For

Law firms and legal teams working across multiple jurisdictions who need research infrastructure that spans borders. It fits firms whose matters routinely cross jurisdictions and languages.