Libra by Wolters Kluwer now integrates Stämpfli Verlag’s legal content. What this means: Swiss lawyers can access the commentaries, handbooks, yearbooks and specialist journals that shape their daily work — not as a separate reference library, but as an integrated part of their research, drafting and review workflows.

Why source quality is the core

AI is only as good as its sources. In the legal context, that means: an answer without a citable foundation is not an answer. Libra provides results with transparent source references — and those references must be based on content lawyers trust.

Stämpfli Verlag represents exactly that: decades of legal editorial work focused on the Swiss market. Berner Kommentare, Stämpfli hand commentaries, legal textbooks — works regarded as standard in Swiss law firms, courts and companies. That content is now available in Libra. Directly accessible in chat, in research, in review — wherever a reliable source is needed in the workflow.

What’s available

At launch, the integration includes commentaries, handbooks, yearbooks and selected specialist journals from Stämpfli Verlag. In addition, Libra already includes key primary sources at federal and cantonal level: federal law via FedLex, Swiss case law, and the commercial register via Zefix.

Partner voices

“What sets Libra apart from generic AI solutions is trustworthy, expert-generated content. Our partnership with Stämpfli Verlag allows us to expand our content offering with one of Switzerland’s leading legal publishers — creating a depth of local expertise that is rare in the market. Swiss law thus becomes an integral part of the legal workflow” emphasises Viktor von Essen, CEO, Libra by Wolters Kluwer.

Dorothee Schneider, Managing Director, Stämpfli Verlag, adds:

“Legal content delivers its value where decisions are made — not on the shelf, but directly within the working process. With Libra by Wolters Kluwer, our content reaches legal professionals exactly where they need it: in research, drafting and review. We are delighted to work with Wolters Kluwer to set a new standard for digital legal work in Switzerland.”

A workspace that works with sources you know

Libra follows a European multi-publisher strategy: an AI workspace for legal workflows connected to leading legal content in each jurisdiction. In Germany, the partnership with publisher Dr. Otto Schmidt complements Wolters Kluwer content. In the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Eastern Europe, Libra is already established. With Stämpfli, Swiss legal content is now included for the first time. The principle remains the same: legal professionals work with sources they know and can cite — in one continuous, secure workflow. Libra provides the fully integrated environment: AI-powered research, document work, text analysis and collaboration — all on one platform.

About Libra by Wolters Kluwer

Libra by Wolters Kluwer is a European AI workspace platform for legal professionals, designed to make legal workflows faster, safer and more efficient. The platform combines an integrated AI environment for research, drafting, review and document analysis with reliable, curated legal content from leading publishers. Founded in 2023 by former Freshfields lawyer Viktor von Essen and software engineer Dr. Bo Tranberg, Libra is now part of Wolters Kluwer. Libra by Wolters Kluwer is available in ten European countries.

About Stämpfli Verlag

Stämpfli Verlag is one of Switzerland’s leading legal publishers, headquartered in Bern. Founded in 1799, the company combines more than 225 years of publishing tradition with innovative digital offerings. As a family business now led in the sixth generation and transitioning to the seventh, Stämpfli stands for continuity, quality and close ties to legal practice. Its programme includes the Berner Kommentare, Stämpfli hand commentaries and legal textbooks, as well as renowned specialist journals for practice, academia and education. At the same time, the publisher continuously develops its offerings — from print works to digital platforms and new formats.

See the content integration live

Want to see it in action? Join our live walkthrough with our Legal Engineers — including a Q&A session where you can ask questions about your specific workflow.