How we work

• 1 Collect & verify documents

  All documents in Jus Mundi’s database are collected from public sources and through partnerships with publishers and international tribunals. An up to date database is essential when conducting research, so our team tracks all new documents coming from these sources and adds them to the Jus Mundi database every week.

• 2 Extract & correct metadata

  Extracting the metadata (the names of the Parties, arbitrators or counsel, the applicable treaty, the outcome of the case, etc.) from all documents enables us to provide filters in our search engine and statistics for our analytics tool. This information is systematically verified and corrected if necessary, to allow the maximum accuracy of your research.

• 3 Extract & correct text

  Like for the metadata, the text of the document is also extracted and corrected manually so that your search never misses its target.

• 4 Structure documents

  In order to facilitate full-text search, each paragraph of each document is structured. Features such as the interactive table of contents and the preview of relevant paragraphs are made possible through document structuration.

• 5 Qualify documents with legal concepts

  This is where the combination of artificial and collaborative intelligence specific to Jus Mundi comes in.
  Our algorithms scan documents to isolate the most important paragraphs or to add hyperlinks under legal references.
  Jus Mundi’s team of lawyers qualify each paragraph of legal documents with legal concepts in order to enhance the relevance of search results. No document is tempered with in any way, making the displayed results of the search engine or our analytics tool 100% unbiased.