Archive · 26 Jul 2026
LexisNexis Advances Rule of Law with AI and Legal Tech
LexisNexis is a company that helps lawyers and judges with legal information and technology.
Their managing director, Gaythri Raman, talked about how they use artificial intelligence (AI) to make legal work better.
She said AI should help people, not replace them, and should be used responsibly.
LexisNexis also works with schools, courts, and other groups to teach people about the law.
They have a series called 'Legal Literacy' to help women understand their rights.
Raman believes that good legal information and technology can make the justice system fairer and more efficient.
LexisNexis is committed to advancing the rule of law through trusted legal content and responsible AI.
The company provides legal research platforms, analytics, and AI-powered solutions to legal professionals.
LexisNexis advocates for the responsible and ethical use of AI in the legal profession.
The company collaborates with courts, bar associations, universities, and legal institutions to strengthen legal education and access to justice.
LexisNexis' Legal Literacy Series aims to simplify complex legal provisions for the general public, starting with women's rights under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
- Who
- Gaythri Raman, Managing Director of LexisNexis for India and Southeast Asia
- What
- LexisNexis' commitment to advancing the rule of law through trusted legal technology and AI
- When
- During the celebrations marking the 135th anniversary of the Madras Law Journal
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To support legal professionals, improve access to justice, and promote legal education and awareness
Proponents of AI in Legal Profession
Critics of AI in Legal Profession
Role of AI in Legal Profession
Proponents of AI in Legal Profession
AI enhances human expertise, improves efficiency, and maintains accuracy and trust in legal processes.
Critics of AI in Legal Profession
AI may replace human jobs, lack transparency, and could lead to biases in legal decisions.
- Company
- LexisNexis
- Managing Director
- Gaythri Raman
- Region
- India and Southeast Asia
- Anniversary Celebrated
- 135th anniversary of the Madras Law Journal
- Legal Literacy Series
- Empower (focuses on women's rights under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005)