Luminance uses AI to help you work with legal content. AI-generated outputs can support your review, but they do not replace your professional judgment.

The notices below explain the limitations that apply when using Luminance and the additional terms that apply when using LexisNexis Protégé through Luminance.

The following notice applies when you use Luminance:

Luminance is an AI system; outputs may be AI generated and must be reviewed. Luminance is not a law firm or legal service provider, and nothing it provides is legal advice, the practice of law, or a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction, and should not be relied upon as such. The product, its contents, outputs and related services are provided "as is", with no assurance of accuracy or completeness, and are used at your own and sole risk.
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If you use LexisNexis Protégé through Luminance, the following additional notice applies:

Where outputs are generated using LexisNexis Protégé: Protégé is a LexisNexis® AI-powered tool, accessed via Luminance. You are interacting with an AI system. Outputs may be generated using AI and must be reviewed for accuracy. Protégé may use your prompts and relevant data stored within Luminance, including excerpts from your documents, to generate outputs. Protégé and its outputs are provided solely by LexisNexis and are subject to your LexisNexis terms. Unlinked citations indicate sources that could not be independently verified.
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Always review AI-generated content before relying on it in your work. Check important legal conclusions, source material and citations against the appropriate authoritative sources.