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LexisNexis Southeast Asia honoured at SBR Technology Excellence Awards 2025

The company transforms legal research with its cutting-edge technology Lexis+ AI.

LexisNexis Southeast Asia emerged as the recipient of the AI - Legal accolade at the SBR Technology Excellence Awards 2025. The award was in recognition of the company’s Lexis+ AI, a legal research and analytics platform that combines the power of artificial intelligence with a collection of trusted legal data.

With a design that enhances the efficiency and accuracy of legal work, Lexis+ AI helps legal professionals conduct research, analyse cases, and make informed decisions faster than ever before. 

Lexis+ AI, which is built by over 2,000 technologists, data scientists, and legal experts, offers a range of powerful features that simplify how legal professionals approach their work. It allows users to interact conversationally to refine searches and gain deeper insights, as well as instantly generates contract clauses and client communications from simple prompts.

The platform further lets its users upload legal documents for rapid analysis, summarisation, and extraction of critical information. It draws from one of the world’s largest legal repositories to ensure accurate and relevant results and links directly to authoritative sources.

Lexis+ AI is powered by one of the largest collections of legal content, including primary, secondary, and analytical materials, along with practical guidance tools. The platform’s advanced technology, including Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), ensures that every result is linked to credible sources. 

With its efficient offerings, Lexis+ AI aims to transform the legal profession by allowing legal professionals to focus on more strategic work like client interactions and case management. 

Since its launch, Lexis+ AI has gained recognition, with users reporting significant time savings and more accurate results. According to a survey of commercial preview customers, 89% of users estimate saving up to 6 hours per week on summarising case law. A total of 78% expect to save up to 4 hours per week on legal drafting, whilst 77% report saving up to 6 hours per week on uploading and summarising documents, and 74% estimate saving up to 7 hours per week on legal research.

Firms using Lexis+ AI have improved their efficiency in handling cases. The platform also helps law firms identify trends, monitor shifts in the legal landscape, and proactively address emerging challenges. 

The SBR Technology Excellence Awards recognises technological innovations and companies in Singapore that are leading the digital journeys of their respective industries. The awards programme commends companies that pioneered groundbreaking IT products and solutions, and organisations from different industries that made an impact with their innovative technology.

The SBR Technology Excellence Awards is presented by Singapore Business Review Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. If you want to join the 2026 awards programme and be acclaimed for your company's outstanding contributions in pursuit of technological innovation, please contact Jane Patiag at [email protected].

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