Overview

Based in Silicon Valley, Lex Machina emerged from Stanford Law School and Computer Science department. The company is part of LexisNexis, a leading information provider and a pioneer in delivering trusted legal content and insights through innovative research and productivity solutions, supporting the needs of legal professionals at every step of their workflow. By harnessing the power of Big Data, LexisNexis provides legal professionals with essential information and insights derived from an unmatched collection of legal and news content—fueling productivity, confidence and better outcomes. Corporate counsel use Lex Machina to select and manage outside counsel, increase IP value and income, protect company assets, and compare performance with competitors. Corporate customers include Microsoft, Google, eBay, Nike, and Shire Pharmaceuticals, along with startups and other companies. Attorneys at law firms use Lex Machina to pitch and land new clients, win IP lawsuits, close transactions, and prosecute new patents. Law firm customers include Wilson Sonsini, Fenwick & West, Fish & Richardson, Morgan Lewis, and many others, from IP boutiques to AmLaw 100.