On Sept. 1, LexisNexis and EvenUp, an AI platform for personal injury lawyers, announced a forthcoming integration by which EvenUp’s customers could access legal insights and agentic AI in LexisNexis Protégé directly from within the EvenUp platform.

That integration is now live, and last week the two companies gave me a demo of how it works.

With the integration, EvenUp customers working in its Companion AI assistant can now directly invoke LexisNexis Protégé, ask a legal question, and get an answer grounded in Lexis case law and statutes, with the answer informed by the facts of the case drawn from the documents and other case materials already sitting in EvenUp.

From there, they can carry the conversation over into Lexis+ with Protégé to keep researching or drafting, with the full EvenUp context going along with it.

For now, however, the reverse direction – in which a lawyer working in Protégé pulls case facts out of EvenUp – is not available. That capability, the companies say, is coming.

Use of the integration requires subscriptions to both products.

When the companies announced what they called a strategic alliance in September, the press release said the capabilities were “expected to be available later this year.” They went live to customers earlier this month.

I was given a demo led by Saam Mashhad, cofounder and chief product officer of EvenUp, and Liz Christman, senior director of product management at LexisNexis.…

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