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LexisNexis Brings AI Legal Sidekick to Malaysia with Protégé

Move over Suits, the future of law just got an AI upgrade. LexisNexis has officially launched Lexis+ AI with Protégé Malaysia, a personalised AI legal assistant that promises to take the grind out of legal work and give lawyers back their time (and sanity).

Think of it as your very own Jarvis for law: analysing documents in seconds, drafting contracts, building visual timelines, and even suggesting what to do next.

All powered by generative + agentic AI, and grounded in Malaysia’s own Malayan Law Journal for that local edge.

Why it matters:

  • Smarter workflows – from contracts to court filings, the AI drafts, reviews, and flags issues.
  • Instant insights – upload a pile of docs, get clear summaries.
  • Visual timelines – see key events mapped out.
  • Protégé Vault – a secure space to manage thousands of documents.

Local users are already impressed. “It was seamless and super useful, the AI even pulled out favourable clauses in seconds,” said Hannah Ariffin, in-house counsel at MAMEE-Double Decker.

Malaysia now joins the US, UK, Hong Kong, and Australia in rolling out this next-gen legal tech. The goal? Less repetitive admin, more high-value lawyering, and maybe, just maybe, a future where legal dramas aren’t the only place lawyers look slick.

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