Legal Research

Jurisage

Est. 2021 Canada Updated 2026-02-10
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Jurisage is an early-stage Canadian legal-research vendor whose clearest public wedge is citation triage inside the lawyer’s existing workflow rather than a full replacement for Westlaw or Lexis. The original MyJr product is a browser extension that lets a researcher hover over cited authorities on any webpage and decide whether a case is worth opening, aiming squarely at the ‘do I need to read this?’ problem. Since the September 2023 merger with CiteRight, Jurisage’s public product surface has broadened into a wider litigation-drafting stack: a Table of Authorities builder, Microsoft Word-adjacent litigation workflow, case dashboards, and a Drafting Board that combines research, precedents, drafting, and collaboration. Public traction is real but still thin: the company emerged from the AltaML / Compass Law joint venture, completed the CiteRight merger on January 10, 2024, and shows only light independent review evidence beyond the LawNext directory and scattered press coverage. The strongest defensible story is that Jurisage helps litigators and research-heavy lawyers read fewer irrelevant cases, keep cited authorities in context, and move faster from research into drafting without exploding their tab count.

Capabilities

Spans 10 product areas: Legal Research, Litigation , Analytics, Brief , Drafting and , Analysis, Find the , Law (, Consumer , Research).

Workflow Coverage

Based on published feature listings, this tool maps to 1 workflow area:

  • Research & Analysis — Citation Checking, Citation Analysis

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Company Info

  • Founded: 2021
  • Team size: 1-10 employees
  • HQ: Canada
  • Sector: Case Management, Litigation

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