Ontario caselaw and clause library · Early access

Better information.
Better decisions.
Enhanced with AI.

legalx.ca puts structured, attributed legal information inside the AI tools lawyers and their clients already use. Two tool domains — caselaw and clause library — one connection, one subscription.

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MCP demonstration

A real MCP interaction — a research question followed to the source judgment.
Recording pending approval and redaction.

No example is presented as legal authority until the recording is reviewed.

Structured legal information,
inside the tool you already use.

Ask a research question in your AI tool. casebriefs returns structured Case Briefs — ratio, applies-when, and a reliability disposition — with a direct link to the full judgment on CanLII. The annotation helps you decide whether a case is worth opening. The judgment remains the authority.

Reliability: confirmed, questioned, overruled, or distinguished — set by a human editor
Every result carries a caseURL — the authoritative CanLII source
Ontario caselaw corpus only — curated, not generated

Retrieve standard Ontario clauses by matter type in your AI tool. ClauseLib returns attribution-ready provisions — limitation of liability, defined terms, jurisdiction clauses — drawn from a curated library, not generated from context. The agreement remains yours.

Matter-typed — clauses are scoped to the agreement type
Attribution included — provenance travels with the clause
Consistent terms across related agreements

A research trail, not a legal answer.

01

A question enters the AI tool.

The subscriber asks a legal research or drafting question in a connected AI tool. legalx.ca receives it and returns structured results from the corpus.
02

Structured, attributed results surface.

casebriefs returns annotated Case Briefs. ClauseLib returns matter-typed clauses. Both include provenance. Neither generates from context alone.
03

The lawyer decides.

Every caselaw result carries a direct CanLII URL. Every clause carries its source. The information surfaces. The decision — and the responsibility — remains with you.

The right tool domain
for the matter at hand.

casebriefs · Litigators

Decide which judgment merits full review.

Keep the issue and the source in view. casebriefs tells you whether a case is worth your billable time before you spend it — ratio, applies-when, and a reliability signal, not a summary you have to trust.

casebriefs · Self-represented litigants

See the source behind an AI research path.

A plausible answer is not a legal basis. casebriefs directs attention back to the actual judgment — so you can read the decision yourself, not rely on an AI summary of it.

ClauseLib · Transactional lawyers

Retrieve the clause. Own the agreement.

Draft from a curated library, not from memory or an old precedent. ClauseLib gives you the standard Ontario clause for this matter type, with provenance. Consistent terms. Yours to adapt.

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Supported AI tools
Claude Desktop · Cursor
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Setup guidance, the verified connection surface, and a path for unsupported tools will be published when verification is complete. No setup duration or future integration is promised here.

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