Jus Mundi

Jus Mundi is an AI-enabled legal research and intelligence platform covering international arbitration, investment law, public international law, and international trade. The platform combines a multilingual database of arbitration awards, treaties, rules, and secondary sources with search, analytics, and agentic AI tools designed for arbitration practitioners, law firms, corporations, and academic researchers.

Key Features & Functions:

Multilingual Search Engine
Supports keyword and advanced search across the platform's database using Boolean operators and a range of filters, including case type, tribunal, applicable rules, jurisdiction, and case status. Returns results across multiple languages from a single query.

CiteMap
A citation mapping tool that identifies cases citing a specific case or paragraph, and traces references to procedural rules and treaties across the database, supporting citation verification and precedent analysis.

Arbitrator and Counsel Analytics
Provides profiles of arbitrators, counsel, and experts with data on caseload, areas of expertise, and working history. Supports arbitrator selection and due diligence workflows.

Conflict Checker
Enables users to identify potential conflicts of interest involving arbitrators or counsel across cases in the database.

Wiki Notes
Summaries of arbitration concepts authored by practitioners and academics, linked to relevant case law within the platform and supporting orientation and preliminary research on legal issues.

Document Upload and Analysis
Allows users to upload case documents for AI-assisted extraction, summarization, and insight generation alongside the platform's database content.

Jus AI
An agentic AI layer available as a premium add-on that constructs multi-step research plans, analyzes documents, drafts and translates content, and returns fully cited outputs traceable to source documents. Built on the platform's database and institutional partnership content.

Alerts and Monitoring
Supports tracking of arbitrators and cases with personalized alerts for new activity relevant to a user's matters or research areas.