LexisNexis unveils Legal Intelligence Engine with agentic orchestration
LexisNexis announced the Legal Intelligence Engine, a new orchestration layer for Lexis+ with Protégé that dynamically selects AI models, agents, skills, and sources based on the user's described task. It delivers review-ready output in Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, carrying context forward across steps.
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