01 · Leading decisions
For law firms200 hits. But which decision actually carries?
A search returns two hundred decisions that mention your keyword. But only a handful carry the line of reasoning that matters. Klaracase ranks the hits by their references: which decision is cited as decisive by others, and which only appears in passing.
02 · How Klaracase helps
Relevance, read from the references
A keyword match tells you a decision mentions your topic. A typed reference tells you more: whether other decisions lean on it as decisive, or merely cite it. That is what separates a leading decision from a passing mention.
Typed references separate decisive from passing citations
Ranked by relevance in the corpus, not keyword frequency
03 · In context
See where a decision sits in the reasoning
Follow typed references from a leading decision to the rulings that build on it. Trace any of them straight to the paragraph that carries the line.
Follow references out to the decisions that build on it
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