Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory has launched its Libra AI workspace in Belgium, completing availability across the Benelux region. The move strengthens the company’s pan-European expansion strategy and extends advanced AI-powered legal research tools to more professionals.
The rollout follows earlier launches in the Netherlands, Poland, and Italy, as well as the integration of trusted German legal content. As a result, legal professionals across multiple European markets can now access a unified AI-driven research and drafting environment.
Pan-European Expansion of the Legal AI Workspace
The Belgium launch marks another key milestone in Wolters Kluwer’s European growth plan. It reinforces the company’s commitment to combining generative AI with authoritative legal content.
By expanding its legal AI workspace across Benelux, Wolters Kluwer ensures regional professionals benefit from consistent technology and trusted legal resources. Moreover, this expansion reflects increasing demand for AI-enabled legal productivity tools.
AI-Driven Legal Research and Drafting Capabilities
Libra brings together advanced AI and curated legal materials in one platform. Users gain access to:
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Legislation and case law
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Expert commentaries
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Specialist legal literature
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Professional journals
Because everything is integrated into a single workspace, lawyers can research, draft, review, and analyze documents without disrupting their workflow. In addition, generative AI capabilities help accelerate insight generation while maintaining reliability.
Strategic Value from Libra Technology Acquisition
The continued European rollout highlights the strategic impact of Wolters Kluwer’s November 2025 acquisition of Libra Technology. Since then, the company has accelerated deployment across key jurisdictions.
This expansion demonstrates how the integration of AI innovation and established legal expertise can create measurable value for legal and compliance teams.
Enabling Productivity and Confidence in Legal Work
Wolters Kluwer’s Legal & Regulatory division aims to improve performance, mitigate risk, and simplify complex legal challenges. The AI-powered workspace supports these goals by delivering trusted content and intelligent automation within one secure environment.
As legal work becomes more digital and data-driven, solutions that combine authoritative content with advanced AI will continue to shape the future of the profession. The Belgium launch further strengthens Wolters Kluwer’s position in Europe’s evolving legal technology landscape.
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