Lexis+ AI® Faculty Resources

What is Lexis+ AI? 

Lexis+ AI® is a generative AI tool designed specifically for legal professionals. It was built and trained using the largest repository of accurate and exclusive legal content; utilizing large language models and leveraging more than 144 billion documents and records, including federal and state published and unpublished cases, statutes, administrative codes, agency decisions, court rules, constitutions, practical guidance, secondary sources, and legal news, with more to come. This combination of resources and technology provides customers with trusted, comprehensive results with unmatched speed and precision.  

As of January 22, 2025, we are thrilled to announce that your AI assistant in Lexis+ AI^® is now Protégé, our next-generation AI assistant. Within Lexis+ AI, Protégé tackles complex legal tasks, provides meaningful insights and analysis, automates repetitive steps, proactively offers relevant suggestions, and delivers exceptional legal work product. Protégé is built on the foundation of world-class LexisNexis® security, compliance, and privacy safeguards. You’ll continue to work confidently knowing that your data will be used by Protégé only as you direct it.   

You continue to have access to Lexis+ Research, Practical Guidance and other products and tools that are part of your law school subscription. Like other research tools, Lexis+ AI is an efficient starting point. Users can conversationally interact with the tool, iterate, analyze, and refine.   

What content is included?

Lexis+ AI includes federal and state published and unpublished cases, statutes, administrative codes, agency decisions, court rules, constitutions, practical guidance, secondary sources, and legal news, with more to come.  

What tasks are included? 

The current law school offering includes the same tasks available in the commercial market: Ask a Legal Question, Generate a Draft, Summarize a Case, and Upload Documents. 

How to access?  

Sign into Lexis+ AI and click “Protégé” at the top of the experience bar on the left, above Legal Research.