Our Vision

From Jus Gentium to Jus Mundi

International law is the fabric of international society. The strength of this fabric is rooted in commonality, diversity and respect for the rule of law.

The scope of international law has broadened in the last decades. It no longer only governs relations between States; individuals and companies now increasingly rely on international law to protect their rights.

We envision the world founded on the rule of law. An equal, comprehensive and easy access to international law is the cornerstone of that world.

Our Mission

Making International Law Accessible
to Everyone Worldwide

We develop unique technology, using mathematics and machine learning, to enable lawyers around the world to conduct comprehensive and quick international legal research.

Our Core Principles

Open Law

Law is a public good. It should not only be theoretically available, but easily accessible in reality. We are committed to putting this vision to practice and ensure open and free access to international law through the light version of our search engine. 

Neutrality

We are non-partisan and we treat all legal data equally, gradually making all international law accessible to every lawyer worldwide.

Diversity

Language diversity is a treasure that we seek to preserve. Our multilingual technology enables us to retain each document’s original language, while enabling our users to search in one of the commonly spoken languages.

Design Thinking

A well-developed design is the key to accessibility. By making our search engine ergonomic and intuitive, we save the most precious resource for our users – their time. We value our users’ feedback that allows us to continuously improve Jus Mundi.

Collaborative Artificial Intelligence

Human expertise is the basis of any artificial intelligence. We teach our search engine international law concepts in collaboration with international lawyers worldwide, collecting and analysing the world’s legal data.

Privacy

International legal research often involves sensitive political, cultural, legal and business issues. By default, we do not keep any personal records of our users’ activity on Jus Mundi.

Meet Our Team

Jean-Rémi de Maistre
CEO

Jean-Rémi is a co-founder of Jus Mundi, its visionary, and a practicing attorney. He represents States before international courts and tribunals. In the course of his work as an attorney, Jean-Remi realized a need for a search engine that would help make international legal researches more efficient.

Anastasiya Ugale
Strategic Advisor

Anastasiya is a practicing attorney in the area of international law and investor-state arbitration. She has over 10 years of experience working in the field of international law in large law firms and international organizations in Europe and the United States.

Lioubomir Bouev
Advisory Board member

Lioubomir is a former researcher at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. Since 1978, he has lived in France and Bulgaria developing a successful computer science and artificial intelligence company.

Alain Pellet
Advisory Board member

Alain is a former Member and President of the United Nations International Law Commission. He has been a counsel and advocate for various States in more than seventy cases before the International Court of Justice, as well as an arbitrator in investor-State cases.


Valentin brondel

Valentin Brondel
CDO

Thomas Latterner
CTO

Aurélien Duval
CPO & Designer

Yohan Daddou
Support & IT Infrastructure

Clément Debant
Systems Analyst - Data

Grégoire Brondel
Software Engineer

Dmytro Koba
Legal Officer

Akskhita Gheewala
Data Scientist




Meet Our Contributors

Jus Mundi would not exist without the contribution of multiple collaborators, including academics, lawyers, arbitrators, judges, and students from across the world. Our contributors are working on :


  • Collecting awards, municipal judgments, and other documents currently featured at Jus Mundi 
  • Teaching our artificial intelligence machine on legal concepts relevant to international law and arbitration 
  • Authoring notes and digests on relevant legal concepts