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Jus Mundi

Search engine and database specialized in international law and arbitration

Mediation and dispute resolutionLegal research
2017 Founded in
Paris, France Headquarters
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Overview

Search engine and database specialized in international law and arbitration, enhanced by artificial intelligence, giving legal professionals access to the most comprehensive resource on the market for arbitral awards, treaties and international case law. Founded in 2017, Jus Mundi operates in more than 80 countries with offices in Paris, New York, London and Singapore, and employs around 50 people. The platform has raised more than 30 million euros in total (1M EUR in 2020, 8.5M EUR in Series A in 2021, $22M in Series B in 2024), making it one of the best-funded French legaltechs in the legal research segment. Jus Mundi benefits from exclusive partnerships with the world's leading arbitral institutions (ICC, AAA-ICDR, CRCICA, CIETAC, CAM-CCBC, ICSID), ensuring access to content found nowhere else. The Jus AI assistant combines agentic artificial intelligence and exclusive content to accelerate research, drafting, analysis and translation of legal documents in international law. The database is updated daily and documents are indexed in an interactive format with Wiki Notes that make navigation easier. Founded in 2017, 30M+ EUR raised (1M in 2020, 8.5M Series A 2021, $22M Series B 2024), ~50 employees, present in 80 countries, offices in Paris, New York, London, Singapore

The world's most comprehensive and up-to-date resource for international law and arbitration

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Who is it for?

International law firms specialized in arbitration and cross-border litigationIn-house counsel specialized in investment arbitration and international commercial lawLegal departments of multinationals facing international disputesInternational arbitral institutions needing access to precedents and case lawAcademics and researchers in international law publishing on arbitration and treaties
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