Preceda

Describe the facts. Find the case law.

Write your fact pattern the way you'd explain it to a colleague. Preceda surfaces the decisions that match by meaning.

Why semantic search

Keywords miss cases. Meaning finds them.

Keyword search
"wrongful dismissal" AND "relocation"
  • Misses decisions that say "unjust dismissal" or "constructive dismissal"
  • You rebuild the query five times with synonyms
  • Results ordered by date, not fit
Preceda
Employee let go after refusing to move to another city; the employer says it was a restructuring
  • Matches by legal concept and fact pattern
  • Ranked by relevance, with the relevant passage shown
  • Works the same in English and French
How it works

From fact pattern to research file.

01

Describe the facts

Plain English or French. Narrow by court and year when you need to.

02

Save to a matter

One click files the decision under a client project, with tags and a status.

03

Summarize in seconds

A structured AI summary from the full decision, saved with the case.

Pricing

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  • 5 AI summaries per day
  • Unlimited projects
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  • Unlimited AI summaries
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Questions lawyers ask

How is Preceda different from traditional legal databases?

Preceda uses semantic search, which understands the meaning behind your query rather than just matching keywords. This means you can search using natural language descriptions and find relevant cases even when they use different terminology.

Can I search in French?

Absolutely! Preceda fully supports bilingual search in both English and French, making it ideal for Quebec's bijural legal system.

Are the AI-generated summaries reliable?

The summaries are meant to help you triage cases quickly, not to replace reading the decision. They're AI-generated and can miss nuance, so always verify a summary against the full judgement before citing or relying on it.

Is my search history private?

Yes. We take privacy seriously. Your search queries and results are private to your account and are not shared with third parties.

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