LexisNexis Protégé Goes Live Inside EvenUp

Oct 22, 2026
EvenUp users can now ask LexisNexis Protégé legal questions using facts drawn from their case records.

The integration between LexisNexis Protégé and EvenUp is now live, according to LawNext. Personal injury lawyers can invoke Protégé from EvenUp's Companion assistant and ask legal questions informed by facts from documents and other materials in their case records.

The connection uses the Model Context Protocol. Companion selects relevant case facts and sends them with the question to Protégé, which returns an answer grounded in Lexis case law and statutes. Responses include linked citations, supporting excerpts and Shepard's signals.

Users can transfer the conversation, its history and case context to Lexis+ for further research or drafting. The current integration does not let users start in Protégé and retrieve information from EvenUp, though the companies plan to add that capability. Access requires subscriptions to both products, while eligible EvenUp customers can use a 30 day Protégé trial with a limited number of conversations.

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