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LexisNexis Is Selling Your Personal Data to ICE So It Can Try to Predict Crimes . ICE uses LexisNexis to track people's cars, gather information on people, and make arrests for its deportation ...

Tara Moore/Getty A problem of unknown scale. LexisNexis won't say how many mixed files there are. During Smith's lawsuit, the company contended that during a recent five-year period, it had ...

LexisNexis has gone even further than merely aggregating all this data: The company claims it holds 283 million distinct individual dossiers of 99.99% accuracy tied to “LexIDs,” unique ...

With LexisNexis data baked into its interface, Harvey has a stronger case to make to law firms and a better shot at defending its early lead in the legal tech arms race.

LexisNexis announced on Monday that it has agreed to acquire Belgian contract drafting startup Henchman. The transaction is expected to close early in the second half of the year, pending ...

LexisNexis should process your request within about 15 days of receiving it, according to its website. Because the reports LexisNexis provides to businesses are made to order—and the company ...

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Database company LexisNexis is coming under fire regarding its contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following reports that the agency used the database to track down ...

Here’s how it works: LexisNexis sells private data through its platform called Accurint ️Accurint enables ICE to easily and quickly search for a specific individual’s personal and non-public ...

It seems clear LexisNexis doesn’t want to be publicly associated with the ongoing operations of ICE, despite taking nearly $17 million up front for the contract.