FRRE Search
Search across 150+ jurisdictions. Every result verified through the Truth Pipeline before it reaches you. No hallucinated case law. No outdated statutes.
The problem
$20,000/year for databases that still require you to verify.
Traditional legal research tools return thousands of results. You spend hours filtering. You find a case that looks perfect — then discover it was overruled 3 years ago. You cite a statute that was amended last month.
The FRRE way
Search that verifies before showing.
Every result passes through the Evidence Gate. Citations link to official sources. Overruled cases flagged automatically. Amended statutes show the current version. You get answers, not results.
Capabilities
What Search gives you
Multi-Jurisdiction
Search across 150+ jurisdictions simultaneously. Brain auto-detects relevant legal systems based on your query.
Verified Citations
Every case, statute, and regulation linked to official government source. Not scraped — verified. With "current as of" date.
Overruling Detection
Automatically flags cases that have been overruled, distinguished, or questioned. Like Shepardization — for every jurisdiction.
Current Law Guarantee
Statutes show amendment history. You always see the version in force today. Brain monitors legislative changes 24/7.
Natural Language
"Can a landlord terminate without notice in Germany?" Brain finds the answer with legal basis, confidence score, and source.
Cross-Reference
Brain connects findings across jurisdictions. "How does this principle apply in UK vs US vs EU?" Comparative law in seconds.
Self-Learning Sources
Brain learns official legal databases per country. US: Cornell LII. EU: EUR-Lex. UK: legislation.gov.uk. PL: ISAP. Growing daily.
Counsel Integration
Research flows directly into case analysis. Cite a finding — it becomes part of your case context automatically.
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).
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