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LexisNexis Context

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Transform legal strategy with high-velocity language analytics and judicial intelligence.

Capabilities: Judicial ruling analysis Expert witness testimony vetting Motion success probability mapping Opposing counsel strategy profiling Court-specific citation optimization

9.5

Protocol Reliability Score

Overview

LexisNexis Context is an industry-leading legal analytics platform that utilizes advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning, built upon the Ravel Law acquisition, to deconstruct judicial behavior and expert witness performance. By 2026, the tool has matured into a predictive powerhouse, moving beyond descriptive analytics to prescriptive strategy. It parses over 1.2 billion documents, including court transcripts, dockets, and rulings, to identify specific language patterns that resonate with individual judges. Its technical architecture focuses on entity resolution and semantic search, allowing litigators to pinpoint the exact arguments, citations, and experts that have historically influenced a court's decision. This level of granularity enables legal teams to draft motions with statistically higher probabilities of success. Market-positioned as an enterprise-grade solution for Tier 1 and Tier 2 law firms, LexisNexis Context serves as a critical bridge between traditional legal research and data-driven litigation management, ensuring that every strategic move is backed by historical empirical evidence.

Advanced Technology

Judicial Language Analytics

Uses machine learning to analyze the specific phrasing and terminology judges use in their opinions to identify linguistic preferences.

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Expert Witness Challenge History

Aggregates Daubert and Frye challenges across all jurisdictions to show an expert's track record of admissibility.

Case Outcome Prediction

Statistical modeling of motion outcomes based on judge, court, and case type variables.

Entity Resolution Engine

A proprietary algorithm that disambiguates names of experts, judges, and companies across millions of records.

Citation Networking

Visualizes the 'precedent path' a judge typically follows, showing which cases they rely on most frequently.

Motion Analytics

Deep-dives into 100+ motion types to show how often a specific judge grants, denies, or partially grants specific requests.

Attorney Experience Profiling

Profiles opposing counsel's history in front of specific judges or in specific practice areas.

Specifications

Enterprise Readiness

SSO (Single Sign-On)
GDPR
SOC2
CCPA
ISO27001
Data Sovereignty
Cloud-Native Architecture

Protocol Interface

textentitiescase_numbersexpert_namesjsonpdfinteractive_visual_graphscsv

Native Integrations:

Pros & Cons

Advantages

Unparalleled database of trial court documents
Visual citation maps simplify complex judge behavior
Powerful expert witness challenge tracking
Seamless integration with the LexisNexis ecosystem

Limitations

High cost of entry for small firms
Complex features require significant training
Data is heavily focused on the United States legal system

Strategic Edge

"Unique market positioning verified."

Setup Guide

Follow the official protocol for initialization.

Pricing Matrix

LIVE

Standard AccessContact Sales

Professional EnterpriseCustom

Knowledge Hub

What is the difference between Lexis+ and Context?

Lexis+ is a general legal research platform, while Context is a specialized analytics tool that uses AI to analyze the behavior and language of judges, experts, and courts.

Does Context include state and federal courts?

Yes, it covers both federal and extensive state-level court data, including dockets and trial court orders.

How often is the data updated?

The data is updated daily as new court filings and judicial opinions are processed by the LexisNexis engine.

Can I export the visual graphs for use in presentations?

Yes, visual analytics can be exported as PDFs or image files for use in client presentations or internal strategy meetings.

Is there a free trial for LexisNexis Context?

LexisNexis typically offers guided demonstrations and limited-time trials for qualified law firms and legal departments.

Execution Protocols

Vetting a Medical Expert Witness
Ensuring an expert witness hasn't given contradictory testimony in prior cases.
View Execution Protocol
01
Enter expert's name in Context.
02
Filter by 'Testimony' to see all prior transcripts.
03
Use keyword search within transcripts to find specific medical opinions.
04
Compare findings against the expert's current deposition.

Deployment Health

STABLE

Monthly Visits5500000

Global RankN/A

Bounce Rate32.5%

Registry Updated:2/7/2026

Capability Sectors

Legal & Compliance Research & Academia Judicial Profiling

Drafting a Motion for Summary Judgment

Determining the optimal tone and cited authorities to win over a specific judge.

View Execution Protocol

01

Select the judge in Context.

02

Review 'Motion Analytics' for Summary Judgment rulings.

03

Identify the specific cases the judge cites when granting such motions.

04

Integrate those citations and stylistic patterns into the draft.

Opposing Counsel Strategy Prep

Identifying if the opposing firm usually settles or goes to trial in specific venues.

View Execution Protocol

01

Search for the opposing law firm.

02

Analyze their 'Case History' filtered by the current court.

03

Observe the percentage of cases that reached a verdict vs. dismissal.

04

Adjust settlement negotiation strategy based on their trial-readiness.