For Canadian Lawyers
Juris is AI-powered legal case management built for Canadian law firms — with verified citations, privilege protection, and a research companion that tells you when it does not know.
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Request a demoThe Problem
The tools lawyers use daily have not caught up with the risks AI introduces. Juris is built to close that gap.
Zhang v. Chen (2024 BCSC) and Kaur v. Desso (2025) are cautionary tales. Lawyers who filed AI-generated briefs with invented citations faced sanctions. Every unverified citation is a liability.
PDFs in email, notes in Word, authorities in browser tabs. When a client calls, it takes 20 minutes to pull context that should be instant. You are billing for organizational overhead.
Clio charges per user, adds fees for every integration, and ships zero meaningful AI. You are paying enterprise rates for a glorified billing tool that does not help you argue better.
How It Works
Create a Shelf for each practice area. Add Cases with client details. Structure Chapters for evidence, correspondence, and authorities. Every matter has its place.
Drag in PDFs. Juris OCRs and embeds them automatically. Flag privileged documents — they are excluded from all AI processing at the database level, not the prompt level.
Ask Sage your research questions. Sage searches CanLII, retrieves country conditions, analyzes your documents, and verifies every citation before presenting it to you.

Meet Sage
An owl — because wisdom is knowing what you do not know. Sage surfaces the cases, the contradictions, and the gaps. You do the lawyering.
Sage searches CanLII, retrieves country condition reports, and analyzes your case documents. Then verifies every citation before handing it to you. If a case does not exist, Sage tells you rather than fabricating it.
Meet Sage
Sage searches CanLII, verifies every citation, and reasons across your case documents — with mandatory human review before anything leaves the platform.
What is the test for well-founded fear in a sur place claim?
The test requires both a subjective and objective component. 2019 FCA 54 confirmed that post-departure activities can ground a sur place claim if the claimant can demonstrate the activities were genuine and visible to the persecutor.
Sage is an AI companion, not a lawyer. Verify before you rely.
Demo conversations are illustrative. Real Sage responses are generated live using CanLII, UNHCR reports, and your uploaded case documents.
Features
Every feature was designed around professional obligations — not product-market fit shortcuts.
Your client data never touches another firm's data. Every tenant gets a dedicated database schema — legally defensible, auditable, and PIPEDA-compliant.
Organize matters the way a senior partner thinks: practice areas as shelves, cases as books, chapters for evidence, correspondence, and medical records.
Upload a PDF. Juris OCRs it, embeds it, and makes it searchable by Sage. Ask what the medical report says about the 2022 incident and get an answer with a source reference.
Flag a document as privileged and it is excluded from all AI processing — enforced in the database query, not an afterthought in the prompt.
Send a portal link to a client or expert witness. They authenticate via email OTP — no account needed. Every document view is logged. Revoke access in one click.
Your client data lives on EU infrastructure — not subject to US subpoena power. Stronger compliance posture than any US-hosted competitor, at a fraction of the cost.
The Alternative
No per-seat surprises. No feature gates. Everything your practice needs, priced for how Canadian firms actually work.
Everything a solo practitioner needs to research, verify, and file with confidence.
Collaborative case management for growing immigration practices.
Harvey AI starts at $225/user/month. For a 3-lawyer firm that's $675/month — vs. $349 flat with Juris.
Dedicated infrastructure, custom integrations, and compliance packages for large firms.
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required. Prices in USD · 14-day free trial on every plan · Cancel anytime.
Questions
AI in legal practice is new. We've answered the questions your managing partner will ask.
Every major Canadian law society — LSBC, LSUC, Law Society of Alberta, Barreau du Québec — has issued guidance permitting AI tools in legal practice provided the lawyer exercises appropriate oversight. Juris's verification workflow is specifically designed around that standard: AI output is watermarked until you complete a documented review. The record of your review is stored and auditable.
Your data never touches another firm's data. Juris uses schema-per-tenant isolation — every firm gets a dedicated database schema. Privilege-flagged documents are excluded from all AI processing at the database query level, not the prompt level. There is no way for Sage to see a document you have flagged as privileged. Your data is hosted on EU infrastructure (GDPR-jurisdictional) and is not subject to the US CLOUD Act.
Your data is yours. You can export all case files, documents, and notes at any time from your account settings. We retain your data for 90 days after cancellation. We will provide at least 30 days' notice of any service discontinuation, with full data export available throughout that period.
Yes. Juris is built with PIPEDA and Alberta PIPA compliance as design requirements, not afterthoughts. We collect only the minimum data necessary, all AI processing is disclosed in our Privacy Policy, and you have full access, correction, and deletion rights. Our Privacy Policy details every data flow. We recommend reviewing it with clients when using the AI features.
The verification workflow is your protection. Every piece of Sage output is watermarked [Unverified] until you complete a review checklist: checking each citation on CanLII, tracing every factual claim to a source, and formally adopting the research as your own. The law has always required this standard of professional diligence — Juris just makes it faster, documented, and auditable.
ChatGPT has no access to CanLII, no citation verification, no privilege protection, no case file context, and no verification workflow. It will generate confident-sounding citations that do not exist. Juris was built specifically around the risks that caused Zhang v. Chen (2024 BCSC) and Kaur v. Desso (2025): mandatory citation verification, privilege exclusion at the data layer, and a documented review process before any AI output leaves the platform.
Juris is designed for the entire firm, not just the lead lawyer. Clerks and paralegals can upload documents, manage case organization, and use the portal for client sharing. The AI features require a licensed professional to verify outputs, which is the appropriate division of responsibility. We offer onboarding support and our interface is built to be intuitive for anyone managing legal files.
Yes. We offer a free migration consultation for firms switching from Clio. Your case files, documents, and matter details can be imported — we will walk you through the process. Visit our Migrate from Clio page to get started.
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A plain-language walkthrough of what Canadian law societies require when using AI tools — and how Juris's verification workflow meets that standard.
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