Research assistance, not legal advice
CourtAid is a legal research and drafting assistant. It is not a substitute for professional legal judgment.
What CourtAid does
CourtAid helps you:
Find relevant judgements and legislation across 2M+ documents
Summarise cases and Acts in plain English
Chat with documents and ask follow-up questions
Extract structured data, build chronologies, and compare document versions
Link every answer back to source documents you can verify
Every AI response is grounded in real published sources. Citations are clickable — you can open the original document and check the passage yourself.
What CourtAid does not do
CourtAid does not:
Provide legal advice tailored to your client's situation
Replace the judgment of a qualified lawyer
Guarantee that AI-generated summaries or extractions are complete or error-free
Establish a solicitor–client relationship
You'll see "This is not legal advice" on chat responses, comparison analysis, and other AI-generated content throughout the app.
Your responsibilities
Before relying on any CourtAid output in your work:
Verify against primary sources — click through to the original judgement or legislation
Check citations — confirm the AI quoted the right passage and interpreted it correctly
Review AI drafts — chronologies, tabular extractions, and comparison summaries are starting points, not final work product
Apply professional judgment — use CourtAid to speed up research, not to skip it
Always verify important findings against the original source before citing them in a submission, advice, or court document.
Privacy
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Related
Chronologies — verify extracted events before court submission
Document comparison — review AI analysis of changes
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