Jus Mundi

Jus Mundi is a Paris-based legal tech platform specializing in international law and arbitration research. AI-powered database of arbitral awards, case documents, treaties, and rules across ICC, ICSID, PCA, LCIA, and other institutions. Founded 2017. $33.1M total funding ($22M Series B, Sep 2024). 133 employees. Global presence: Paris, New York, London, Singapore, 80+ countries. Core capabilities: comprehensive international arbitration search engine, citator functionality, arbitrator profiles, treaty database, Jus AI generative assistant (launched Sep 2024 with Series B), Jus AI 2 agentic upgrade (Sep 2025). ISO 27001 certified (Jan 2025). Charles Russell Speechlys case study: ‘50% faster research’ and ‘80% quicker’ arbitrator conflict checks — Tom Snider (partner): ‘When it comes to arbitration case law and sources, Jus Mundi is best in class.’ Publishes Jus Mundi Arbitration Review (JMAR) academic journal and Daily Jus newsletter. Georgetown Law Library: ‘Jus Mundi and Kluwer Arbitration offer the broadest coverage.’ Harvard Law Library includes Jus Mundi in arbitration research guide. LCAM partnership for blockchain arbitration awards. Law.com coverage of Jus AI 2 agentic AI release. No public pricing found. Near-zero Reddit presence (specialized product). No G2/Capterra reviews (niche market).

Company Info

• Founded: 2017
• Team size: 51-200 employees
• Funding: $36.0M
• HQ: France
• Sector: Legal Research

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