Juge.ca launches a Québec AI-assisted legal-navigation platform

MONTRÉAL — Juge.ca, a private Québec technology company, announces the launch of its independent legal-navigation platform. Juge.ca lets citizens understand their recourses, organize their file — evidence, chronology, deadlines, exhibits — and move their matter forward, from complaint to court when necessary.

Unlike lawsuit-first platforms, Juge.ca takes a resolution-first approach: direct complaint, internal escalation, ombudsman and regulator, with a litigation-readiness score and a ledger of settlement attempts. Uploading a court document — even a simple photo — builds the matter automatically through bilingual text recognition.

The platform also connects litigants to a marketplace of verified professionals — lawyers, bailiffs, commissioners for oaths — and to legal clinics and community organizations.

Important: Juge.ca is a private, independent platform operated by 15149957 Canada Inc. Juge.ca is not a court, a judge, or a service of the Québec or Canadian governments, and provides legal information — not legal advice. French is the platform's official language, available in nine languages.

Media inquiries: presse@juge.ca