Reference corpus
Court judgments, with the citations intact
Judgments from national and supranational courts — searchable by what a case decided, not only by its name.
What’s in it right now
Read from court and national reporting services. Judgments carry their formal citation, so the same case arriving from two publishers is recognised as one case rather than two.
What you can do with it
Search by the point of law
Describe the issue and find the judgments that turned on it, without knowing the case name.
See who decided it
Court, jurisdiction and date on every result, so authority is obvious at a glance.
Read the judgment itself
The full text where the court publishes one — not a headnote written by someone else.
Follow the citation
Cases carry their official reference, so a point can be cited and checked.
Where it’s used
Legal
The legal workspace, on the roadmap, will read case law beside legislation and your own matter files, with every claim linked back to the judgment.
Case law is one of several reference collections in the wider askFinz index — see the full collection breakdown for what else is indexed alongside it.