Appear in court with confidence

Build your best arguments using language proven to persuade your judge and court, with Context.

Groundbreaking legal language analytics you can’t find anywhere else

Whether you need to formulate your opening arguments or assess your likelihood for success before a particular court, you need specific data points to make informed decisions. Get immediate insight with legal language analytics to help craft winning arguments with Context. The first and only case law language analytics solution in Canada.

How does Context work?

Context deploys powerful technology over our primary Lexis Advance^® Quicklaw^® case law database to reveal court and judge motion ruling analytics, and the specific language they use. Only the unparalleled technology behind Context can give you this vital intelligence.

Set your case up for success

Discover how many cases like yours have been tried in a specific court, how the court ruled, and what language succeeded — before you even file your case.

Know how a court rules

Analyze 25+ motion types to view the specific logic behind a court's decision to grant or deny every motion type.

Speak your judge’s language

Words matter — especially in front of a judge. Find and use the precise case law language your judge relies on to craft arguments that will ring true to your judge

Find opinions cited by judges

Identify the opinions most cited by your judge – including his own – so you know you’re on solid ground in making your case.

Know what’s likely to resonate with your judge before you begin drafting your motions.

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What's in it for you?

Data-driven legal insights

Build on your personal strategic litigation experience with deep, analytical insights from Lexis Advance^® Quicklaw^® content. Discover case-making insights on judges and courts to make better, data-driven decisions — which means more wins for your clients.

Craft your best argument

Pinpoint the words judges want to hear with legal language data. See the specific reasons why a judge in granted or denied motions and give yourself the competitive advantage of language analytics, to build your strongest case.

Strengthen client relationships

Demonstrate your expertise to clients with hard data that backs up your decisions and arguments. Show how your argument strategy has proven to be successful with the judges you face, and the courts you appear before.