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Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados Partners with Jus AI to Enhance Cross-Border Legal Solutions

4 February 2025
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Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados Partners with Jus AI to Enhance Cross-Border Legal Solutions

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Sao Paulo/Paris, 4 February 2025


Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados, a leading Brazilian law firm specializing in cross-border dispute resolution and corporate law, has joined forces with Jus Mundi to integrate Jus AI, the generative AI-powered legal assistant redefining workflows for legal professionals worldwide. This strategic partnership underscores the firm’s dedication to leveraging advanced technology to deliver impactful solutions for complex legal challenges.

André Correia, Partner at Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados, emphasized the value of the partnership, stating:

“By incorporating Jus AI into our practice, we reaffirm our commitment to innovation and excellence in legal services. Jus AI will enhance our research capabilities and help us manage vast amounts of data from cross-border disputes, empowering our team to focus on what matters most: navigating clients through their most challenging legal issues with precision and efficiency.”

With Jus AI, Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados can streamline every stage of their workflow. Its research abilities empower the team to quickly uncover relevant legal contexts, evaluate strategies, and provide winning solutions to clients. The platform’s document analysis capabilities allow for extracting key insights and summarizing crucial details, all while ensuring confidentiality. Jus AI’s drafting tools further enable the firm to efficiently produce memos, briefs, and documents tailored to articulate precise arguments and represent clients before tribunals.

Additionally, Jus AI offers seamless translation capabilities, ensuring accuracy and legal equivalence across languages—an essential feature for handling international disputes. Its professional search tools help identify the right legal professionals or firms to collaborate with, ensuring clients receive specialized expertise and strategies for their unique cases.

Jean-Rémi de Maistre, CEO & Co-Founder of Jus Mundi, shared:

“Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados stands out for its leadership and innovation in international dispute resolution. By integrating Jus AI, they showcase how the right technology can transform workflows, strengthen capabilities, and focus efforts where it matters most: delivering superior results for clients. It’s a privilege to support their continued success.”

For Jus Mundi, this collaboration aligns with its mission to empower global legal professionals with advanced AI tools that optimize workflows and drive efficiency in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.

Through this partnership, Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados seamlessly combines its decades of expertise with cutting-edge AI technology. By embracing Jus AI, the firm reaffirms its leadership in delivering tailored, efficient solutions for the challenges of cross-border disputes and international legal services.


About Jus Mundi

Founded in 2019 and recognized as a mission-led company, Jus Mundi is a pioneer in the legal technology industry dedicated to powering global justice through artificial intelligence. Headquartered in Paris, with additional offices in New York, London and Singapore. Jus Mundi serves over 150,000 users from law firms, multinational corporations, governmental bodies, and academic institutions in more than 80 countries. Through its proprietary AI technology, Jus Mundi provides global legal intelligence, data-driven arbitration professional selection, and business development services.

Press Contact
Helene Maïo, Senior Digital Marketing Manager, Jus Mundi – [email protected]

About Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados

Founded in 2015 by professionals coming from renowned law firms, Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados is a dispute resolution boutique specializing in strategic litigation, mediation, and arbitration. The firm provides both litigation strategy, preparation, and settlement advice and conducts judicial, administrative, or arbitration proceedings. Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados’s team has extensive experience in handling complex cases involving stockholder disputes, infrastructure and construction contracts, financial services, and the power, telecommunications, and oil & gas industries. Currently, its client base includes some of Brazil’s major banks and construction companies, large retailers, well-known real estate developers, some of the world’s largest private equity firms, and international investors from the US, Europe, and the Middle East.

Press Contact
Vera Moreira, Vera Moreira Comunicações – [email protected]

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