Legal research in seconds, not hours
Real-time case law and statute retrieval with AI-summarised holdings, automatic citations, and jurisdiction filtering — all inside your matter workspace.
Research that goes further than a search box
FRITH doesn't just return links. It retrieves, summarises, and cites — delivering research-ready results you can drop straight into a brief or memo.
Real-Time Case Law Retrieval
Instant search across federal and state courts, UK tribunals, EU directives, and international arbitration databases. Results returned in seconds.
Automatic Citations
Every result is formatted automatically in Bluebook, OSCOLA, APA, or plain text. Switch citation style and export at any time.
Multi-Jurisdiction Filtering
Filter results by federal circuit, state, UK court, EU institution, or date range. Run parallel queries across multiple jurisdictions at once.
AI-Summarised Results
FRITH doesn't just return links — it summarises the key holdings, relevant facts, and applicable rules so you can assess relevance at a glance.
Docket Monitoring & Alerts
Track live dockets for specified cases or courts. Receive email and in-app alerts the moment new filings are made in cases you're following.
One-Click Export
Export research results to Microsoft Word, PDF, or clipboard. Full memos with citations, holdings summaries, and source links — ready to attach.
Practice-Area Filters
Narrow research to specific topics — contract law, tort, IP, regulatory, employment, criminal — to surface only the most relevant precedents.
Research History
Every search is saved to the matter. Review past research threads, compare result sets, and share research packages with colleagues.
From question to cited research in under a minute
FRITH AI search works the way lawyers think — in plain English questions, not Boolean strings. It retrieves the most relevant precedents, summarises the key holdings, and formats citations automatically.
No Boolean operators or database codes needed
AI summarises the holding and rule for each result
Citations formatted in Bluebook or OSCOLA automatically
Research is saved to the matter — searchable and shareable
Type your research question in plain English — no Boolean operators needed.
FRITH searches across live legal databases in your chosen jurisdiction.
AI summaries surface the key holdings and relevant facts for each result.
Citations are auto-formatted in your preferred style (Bluebook, OSCOLA, etc.).
Export to Word or PDF — or insert citations directly into your AI Terminal draft.
Research tools compared
| Feature | FRITH | Westlaw / Lexis | Google Scholar |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI-summarised holdings | ✓ | – | – |
| Auto-formatted citations | ✓ | – | – |
| Multi-jurisdiction parallel search | ✓ | ✓ | – |
| Linked to matter workspace | ✓ | – | – |
| Docket monitoring & alerts | ✓ | ✓ | – |
| Included in subscription | ✓ | – | ✓ |
AI web search is included in all FRITH plans at no extra cost.
Frequently asked questions
How does FRITH AI web search differ from Google?
FRITH AI web search is purpose-built for legal research. It retrieves case law, statutes, and regulations with automatic citation formatting — rather than general web results — and filters by jurisdiction, court level, and date range.
Does FRITH AI search support Bluebook and OSCOLA citation formats?
Yes. FRITH automatically formats citations in Bluebook (US), OSCOLA (UK), APA, and plain text. You can switch format and export to Word, PDF, or clipboard.
Can FRITH search for case law across multiple jurisdictions at once?
Yes. FRITH supports parallel jurisdiction search, returning results across federal circuits, state courts, UK courts, EU tribunals, and more in a single query.
Does FRITH offer court docket monitoring and alerts?
Yes. FRITH includes docket monitoring for specified courts and case numbers. You receive email and in-app alerts when new filings are made in cases you are tracking.
Can I export legal research results from FRITH?
Yes. Research results can be exported to Microsoft Word, PDF, or plain text. You can also copy individual citations or full research memos directly from the interface.