FRRE Counsel
The legal intelligence engine that doesn't just answer — it proves. Every response passes through the Truth Pipeline. Every citation verified against official sources. Every conclusion challenged before it reaches you.
The problem
You don't need another opinion. You need evidence.
You ask your AI a question. It gives you a confident answer with citations that look real. But are they? You spend 30 minutes verifying what the AI told you. Sometimes the case doesn't exist. Sometimes the statute was amended. Sometimes the conclusion contradicts the source it cites.
The FRRE way
Every answer earns its confidence score.
Counsel doesn't generate and hope. It observes, hypothesizes, gathers evidence, challenges itself, and only then — if the evidence passes the gate — delivers the answer. With the source. With the confidence score. With the evidence trail.
Capabilities
What Counsel gives you
Evidence Gate
7-stage verification pipeline. Every fact challenged before delivery. Confidence score reflects actual evidence strength, not model certainty.
Verified Citations
Every case, statute, and regulation linked to official government source. Not scraped. Verified. With 'current as of' date.
Case Context
Brain remembers every document, every conversation, every deadline. Questions are answered in the context of YOUR case, not in vacuum.
Multi-Jurisdiction
Ask about German, Brazilian, or Japanese law. Brain routes to the right specialist SubBrain. Answers in the legal framework of that jurisdiction.
Contradiction Detection
Brain actively looks for arguments against its own conclusion. If it finds a contradiction, it tells you — before you find it in court.
Draft & Export
From analysis to document in one click. Export to PDF, DOCX, or send directly to FRRE Writer for full legal drafting.
6 Types of Memory
Semantic, episodic, procedural, declarative, working, and meta-cognitive memory. Brain doesn't start from zero. Ever.
Audit Trail
Every reasoning step logged. Every source recorded. Complete evidence chain from question to answer. Court-ready documentation.
See it work
> Can a landlord terminate a residential lease without notice under German law?
Routing to SubBrain: legal_german_civil...
Found: BGB § 573 — Grounds for termination
Checking amendments... last amended: 2024-01-01 — current
Challenge: § 574 provides tenant protection exceptions
Under German law (BGB § 573), a landlord may terminate a residential lease only for legitimate reasons (Berechtigtes Interesse), including personal use (Eigenbedarf), material breach, or economic utilization. Termination without notice (§ 543) requires a serious cause (wichtiger Grund). Standard notice periods apply per § 573c.
Source: gesetze-im-internet.de/bgb/__573.html
Confidence: 0.96 — based on primary legislation, current version verified
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