Democratize access to international legal resources
Jus Mundi's mission is to simplify access to international legal information in order to participate in building a global rule of law and improve access to justice.
Jus Mundi employees, from all over the world, work together to facilitate access to information such as decisions of arbitration courts and national tribunals, ongoing proceedings or profiles of lawyers and arbitrators. .
All this information is decisive for a large number of public and private actors within the framework of international projects.
However, they are usually complex to find and update.
On the Jus Mundi platform, this information is centralized, crossed and updated in real time automatically, allowing considerable gains in time and reliability.
The features of Jus Mundi are already acclaimed by more than 67,000 users around the world.
The platform is not only successful among legal professionals;
lawyers, arbitrators, magistrates, but also within the legal departments of companies preparing or engaging in international projects and wishing to minimize their legal risk.
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Artificial intelligence at the service of unique functionalities
Jus Mundi intelligently connects international legal data and provides players in international projects with a range of solutions.
All this information is collected, verified and made available using artificial intelligence software that ensures reliability and security for users.
Thus, Jus Mundi has developed legal research tools that minimize the time spent searching: a multilingual search engine, a CiteMap as well as a Wiki Notes platform referring to more than 250 legal concepts explained simply by international experts.
Legal intelligence tools provide strategic information on people involved in international legal affairs, such as statistics, directories and reports on lawyers, experts and arbitrators.
Also with this in mind, Jus Mundi provides its users with a Conflict Checker for international arbitration, a new tool allowing to simply and instantly detect signs of conflicts of interest between arbitrators and the parties.
In addition to search functions, Jus Mundi will soon offer its users the possibility of receiving personalized and automated legal and regulatory monitoring thanks to an intelligent legal monitoring system.
New partnerships to co-build a connected rule of law
In its mission, Jus Mundi has the privilege of being able to count on first-rate institutional partners.
In a logic of public interest, Jus Mundi forges an unprecedented partnership with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in order to publish in open access the decisions and unpublished documents of the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC, as well as.
Jus Mundi has also established a collaborative partnership with the IBA (International Bar Association), as well as other institutional partnerships with the RAC (Russian Arbitration Center) and the VIAC (Vienna International Arbitral Center).
These partnerships, within the framework of which Jus Mundi implements the massive dissemination of data, demonstrate Jus Mundi's ability to surround itself with large-scale players and its desire to offer valuable and quality data to users of the network. platform.
8.5 million euros raised to accelerate its developments
Jus Mundi's achievements and ambitions have also convinced investors and business angels.
As evidenced by the fundraising of 8.5 million euros carried out at the end of September.
This fundraising will above all help to accelerate innovation in order to deploy technological tools that always provide more added value for users, but also to extend the legal fields present on the platform by integrating, for example, sports law, environmental law or taxation.
To do this, Jus Mundi is expanding its multidisciplinary team by recruiting in particular data scientists, developers, engineers specializing in NLP, sales representatives, and intends to double its workforce by summer 2022.
