Features, templates & coverage

    Legal AI for Canada

    Research Supreme Court of Canada decisions, federal court decisions, provincial and territorial case law, federal and provincial legislation. Connect legal sources with document review, translation and drafting in one workspace.

    • Canadian case law case law
    • Statutory research
    • Bilingual translation
    • Contract review
    • Québec civil-law matters

    How jurisdiction shapes your work

    • Research & case strategy

      Research available authorities for Canada, with the governing law and relevant court in mind as you build your case strategy.

    • Drafting & templates

      Draft from your instructions and source files. Choose a template that fits the document, governing law and requirements of your matter.

    • Document review & review matrix

      Review contracts against your playbook and the stated governing law. Compare clauses and findings across documents.

    • Timelines & translation

      Organise dated events from your source files and translate documents into the languages your matter needs.

    File Library and smart folders, collaboration and custom workflows keep the same matter connected across these features.

    Court and company-record Lookup currently covers India. It is separate from legal research in this region.

    Templates for your matters

    General-purpose templates to adapt to your matter, document type and governing law.

    • Review matrix

      Share purchase agreement data extraction

      General purpose
    • Review matrix

      Employment contract data extraction

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    • Review matrix

      Loan agreement data extraction

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    Research sources

    Canadian legal work needs the right court, legal framework and source version. Judicio helps research Supreme Court of Canada decisions, federal court decisions, provincial and territorial case law, federal and provincial legislation, then connects the findings to document review, translation and drafting. Scope the question to the controlling jurisdiction and verify the original authority before relying on an answer.

    Supreme Court of Canada decisions
    Research available Supreme Court of Canada decisions with source-linked answers. Collection coverage and publication dates vary; verify the relevant original text.
    Federal court decisions
    Research available federal court decisions with source-linked answers. Collection coverage and publication dates vary; verify the relevant original text.
    Provincial and territorial case law
    Research available provincial and territorial case law with source-linked answers. Collection coverage and publication dates vary; verify the relevant original text.
    Federal and provincial legislation
    Research available federal and provincial legislation with source-linked answers. Collection coverage and publication dates vary; verify the relevant original text.

    Research combines published legal collections and jurisdiction-scoped web sources. Availability varies by court, collection and date. Check the original authority and its current status.

    Documents you can bring

    Upload formats are the same across jurisdictions.

    Documents
    PDF, Word (DOCX, DOC), OpenDocument (ODT), RTF and TXT
    Spreadsheets & presentations
    Excel (XLSX, XLS), CSV, ODS, PowerPoint (PPTX, PPT) and ODP
    Images
    PNG, JPG/JPEG, TIFF, GIF, BMP, WEBP, HEIC and HEIF
    Web pages & email
    HTML/HTM, EML and MSG

    Template imports accept PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT and Markdown. ZIP archives use a separate extraction flow for supported documents.

    How Judicio helps in Canada

    Connect your matter documents across the tools, then inspect the sources and review the results before using them.

    Canadian legal research, cited

    Judicio can research Supreme Court of Canada decisions, federal court decisions, provincial and territorial case law, federal and provincial legislation through published legal collections and jurisdiction-scoped web research. Availability differs by court, collection and date. Open the original source and check its authority, legal version and subsequent treatment.

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    Bilingual by design

    Translate whole documents between English and French, Canada's two official languages, with layout preserved, and review the translation side by side with the source.

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    Federal & provincial scoping

    Scope a question to the federal system or a specific province, common law or Québec civil law, and Judicio auto-detects and confirms the jurisdiction rather than guessing.

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    Review contracts to your standard

    Check multiple agreements in one run against your own playbook, each finding scored by risk and quoted to the exact clause and page, exported as a tracked-changes Word redline.

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    Build litigation chronologies

    Turn a brief bundle into a dated chronology with deadline flags, each event cited to its source page, across multiple files in a single run.

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    Private by design

    Judicio never trains on your data, encrypts documents at rest, and offers role-based access with an audit trail, with custom data residency in the US, EU, or India on enterprise plans.

    Explore Collaboration

    Canada FAQ

    Which Canadian legal materials can Judicio research?

    Judicio can research Supreme Court of Canada decisions, federal court decisions, provincial and territorial case law, federal and provincial legislation through published legal collections and jurisdiction-scoped web research. Availability differs by court, collection and date. Open the original source and check its authority, legal version and subsequent treatment.

    Does Judicio work in both English and French?

    Yes. You can research in either language, and Judicio translates whole documents between English and French, among 100+ languages in total, with the original layout preserved and a side-by-side source view.

    Can Judicio handle Québec civil law as well as common law?

    Yes. You scope a question to the relevant jurisdiction: a common-law province or Québec's civil-law system, and Judicio researches it as such, citing each answer to the source. As always, you confirm the controlling authority before relying on it.

    Is my data secure?

    Judicio does not train on your data, encrypts documents at rest, and provides role-based access and an audit trail, with custom data residency in the US, EU, or India available on enterprise plans.

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