No special commands are needed: each use case is initiated by an ordinary natural-language query.
The most obvious use case: find acts on a topic and obtain links to the primary sources.
“Use CasusLegal to find case law on piercing the corporate veil from the last three years.”Upload a draft document, such as a statement of defence, and ask the system to find supporting case law. The model will analyse the arguments and find the relevant acts.
“Find case law that will help support the position set out in my statement of defence.”Upload the other party’s document and ask how its position aligns with current case law, then find acts to support your objections.
“How does the claimant’s position align with Supreme Court case law, and how can it be refuted?”A ready-made selection of relevant case law forms the basis of a memo or legal opinion.
“Find recent case law on terminating a lease because of a breach of the procedure for using the premises.”Analysis of the historical context and evolution of case law, and comparison of the positions of the highest courts at different stages.
“Compare the approaches of the Presidium of the Supreme Commercial Court and the Judicial Chamber for Economic Disputes of the Supreme Court to abuse of rights across different periods.”