“Justice, clarified”

Press release — Montréal, June 10, 2026

AI automatically organizes your documents in workspaces built for Canadian law. Free to get oriented, the platform benefits everyone: citizens, lawyers and the courts.

Juge.ca today previewed a Québec platform that helps citizens understand their rights, find their way through the justice system, organize their case — automatically, in workspaces designed specifically for Canadian law — and then act with confidence. Unveiled alongside a press conference in Montréal, the platform opens its early access today.

The problem is well documented. According to the Canadian Legal Problems Survey (Statistics Canada, 2021), 18% of Canadians — roughly 5.4 million people — experienced a serious legal problem over a three-year period. Only 29% consulted a lawyer, and 37% of those who didn't cite cost as the reason. In Québec, 13% of people simply gave up — one of the highest rates in the country.

The idea that changes the equation

“A large part of a legal bill doesn't pay for advice: it pays for organization — building the file, sorting documents, tracking down evidence,” explains Jonathan Anderson, CEO of Juge.ca. “Juge.ca does that work upfront. You walk into the lawyer's office with a case that's already organized, and you pay for expertise, not administration.”

Four steps, from confusion to a case that's ready

• Understand — your rights and obligations, in plain language.
• Navigate — the right process, step by step.
• Organize — AI structures your documents, evidence and timeline in a workspace dedicated to Canadian law.
• Act — move forward prepared and, if needed, connect with a verified lawyer in good standing with the Barreau du Québec.

Everyone wins

Juge.ca's model creates a virtuous circle: citizens arrive organized and pay less; lawyers receive a structured file, save preparation time and deliver sharper advice; courts receive better-built, better-documented cases, which smooths proceedings. “Better preparation upstream moves justice forward for everyone,” sums up Jonathan Anderson.

Free for those who need it most

Understanding, getting oriented and organizing your case is free — designed for people on low incomes, so that lack of means is no longer a reason to give up.

An essential distinction

“Juge.ca organizes and informs; it does not give legal advice and does not replace a lawyer,” Jonathan Anderson emphasizes. Legal advice remains the lawyer's reserved act. Privacy protection is built in by design, in compliance with Québec's Law 25.

Built in Québec, designed for Canada

Juge.ca plans a multi-jurisdictional expansion across Canada, adapting its workspaces and verification to the different provincial bars and rules.

Early access

Sign up now at judge911.com.

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About Juge.ca

Juge.ca is a Québec access-to-justice platform that helps citizens understand their rights, find their way, automatically organize their case in workspaces built for Canadian law, and act — with, when needed, connections to verified lawyers of the Barreau du Québec. Free to get oriented. Québec first, then across Canada.

Spokesperson available in French and English. Full press kit available on request.

Sources

Statistics Canada, Canadian Legal Problems Survey, 2021 (18% / ≈ 5.4M; 29%; 37%; Québec: 13% gave up). Barreau du Québec — approximately 31,500 members.