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Legal research databases

Organa and legal research databases

A legal research database gives access to case law, legislation and often commentary and treatises published by a publisher. Organa searches public legislation and case law, verifies citations and files the result in the matter. For commentary, your database remains necessary.

What you will see in Organa

Fictitious matter, sample data.

Facts with their source

Each fact is attached to the document it comes from. Click a fact to read the source passage; contradictions are flagged.

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What these databases do well

  • 01

    Commentary and treatises

    They give access to publishers' content that no public tool replaces.

  • 02

    Completeness

    They cover decisions and publications over long periods, with proven indexes.

Legal research databasesTool in this categoryOrgana
Public legislation and case lawYesYes, with verified citations
Publishers' commentary and treatisesYesNo
Result filed in the matterExport or copyThe research stays attached to the matter
Answer written from the sourcesDepends on the publisherYes, every statement points to its source
Search in your own documentsNoYes, in the matters you have access to

Where Organa helps

  • You want a first piece of sourced research, attached to the matter, before going deeper.
  • You search your own documents and precedents as much as public texts.

Why keep your database

  • For commentary, treatises and publishers' content, which Organa does not contain.
  • Organa complements your database; it does not replace it.

And to open an AI-native law firm?

Organa does not run a law firm. Organa Access delivers the kit to open one: a front office that welcomes and sorts requests, the conflict check first, then the matter in the Organa platform. It also serves in-house legal teams and legal protection insurers. Guided filings and templates exist for Switzerland and for France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Italy, Portugal and Spain.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Organa replace our research subscription?

No. Organa searches public legislation and case law. Commentary and publishers' content stay in your database.

How are citations verified?

Each citation points to the exact passage of the public source, and Organa checks that the passage exists and matches what is cited.

See it on a matter that looks like yours

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