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Across Canada, lawyers are rapidly integrating artificial intelligence into their daily workflows, from early research to drafting memos, preparing client updates and exploring complex legal questions. Yet many professionals are still switching between specialized legal tools and general-purpose AI platforms such as ChatGPT or Claude to accomplish a full day’s work.
This fragmented approach creates two key problems:
Canadian firms have been seeking a way to use both legal-specific and general-purpose AI without moving sensitive information outside a trusted environment.
LexisNexis® now delivers that capability.
LexisNexis Canada has launched Protégé General AI in Lexis+ AITM which allows users to select the large language model (LLM) that best suits the task at hand, all while staying within the secure LexisNexis ecosystem. This new capability was designed specifically for the diverse, fast-paced nature of Canadian legal practice, where lawyers often toggle between legal research, regulatory analysis, bilingual client communications, and non-legal work such as summarizing industry news or preparing presentations.
Protégé Legal AI continues to serve as the authoritative, accuracy-focused option for:
When broader tasks arise, such as brainstorming arguments, generating bilingual summaries, or drafting communications for clients outside the legal field, users can now switch to Protégé General AI using a simple drop-down selector. Both modes operate under the same enterprise-grade security framework.
Protégé General AI provides secure access to leading general models, giving Canadian legal professionals more flexibility and transparency.
Current model options include:
Claude Sonnet 4 — Natural Fluency
Ideal for drafting clear, diplomatic correspondence or preparing bilingual communications for clients and regulators.
GPT-5 — Strategic Reasoning
OpenAI’s reasoning-driven model, capable of supporting complex analytical tasks such as evaluating regulatory impacts across Canadian jurisdictions or untangling multilayered legal scenarios.
GPT-4o — General Exploration
Fast, conversational responses for everyday tasks like summarizing long documents, generating presentation outlines, or drafting client-ready email templates.
OpenAI o3 — Advanced Reasoning
A high-precision option for issue spotting, exploring hypotheticals, and working through detailed factual analyses. Particularly helpful for litigation planning or regulatory risk reviews.
Protégé clearly labels which model is in use, helping maintain professional judgment and auditability.
Protégé General AI supports real-world Canadian legal workflows by enabling lawyers to move fluidly between creative, analytical, and authoritative tasks.
Corporate and Commercial Counsel
A lawyer advising on a cross-border acquisition might:
Litigators
A litigation team could:
Regulatory and Public Sector Lawyers
A compliance lawyer might:
Perhaps most importantly, both legal and general AI work can be conducted within a single secure environment, mitigating the risks inherent in moving sensitive legal information across different AI solutions. LexisNexis has maintained its enterprise-grade security standards while expanding functionality to include access to general-purpose AI models. All interactions remain within the secure LexisNexis ecosystem, with robust data protection measures including end-to-end encryption.
Protégé General AI gives Canadian legal professionals the freedom to choose the best model for each task, while keeping all work private, traceable and securely contained within Lexis+ AI.
Protégé is a personalized legal AI assistant powered by agentic AI technology that enhances productivity, improves work quality and enables legal teams to deliver greater economic value.
Learn more and request a free demo of Protégé General AI today.