Platform · Research
Research that reads the opinion.
Statute, court rule, binding case law, the equity behind them and the authority that runs against you, opened and read in full. A holding is never read alone, and a snippet never stands in for an opinion.

- 9,427,210
- court opinions, full text, across 989 reporters
- 77,481,570
- citation links between them
- 18,124,047
- reporter citations, every one resolved
Authorities are solved for, not accumulated.
Finding candidates is the easy half. The work is choosing among them, and showing the choice was the best one available rather than merely a good one.
Ten stages between a question and an answer
Retrieval, fusion, recall, rerank, selection, grounding and a good-law scan, each independently checkable.
The answer pipeline
- Fusionevery query
- Associative recall1,556,170 triples
- Authority selectionpool from 9,427,210 opinions
- Optimisation cross-checkevery solve
The smallest set that covers the argument
A brief does not need every case that agrees with it. Authority selection is posed as an optimisation and solved by quantum annealing, then checked against an exact solver.
- Minimum redundancy, maximum relevance
- Cross-checked by an exact oracle where the problem permits one
- The same pool the corpus figures above describe
Good law, before the brief
A negative-treatment scan over the citation graph asks whether an authority has been overruled or superseded before it reaches a draft, not after.
- 77,481,570 citation links scanned for treatment
- Every citation resolved at the reporter
- A citation not in the retrieved context cannot be smuggled into an answer
Every page of your own matter, searchable
The matter’s own papers are read page by page, including the ones that are only images, and searched beside the law.

Part of one system.
- Platform · DraftingDraftingPapers drafted to the forum, exhibit binders, and business paper checked against statute.
- Platform · The filing gateThe filing gate77 stages in 10 lanes between a draft and a court.
- Solutions · LitigationLitigationFrom the first notice to the filed paper, every clock computed from the rule.