For law students in Ireland
Modules, part-time work, and a reading list that never shrinks. LexCases helps you understand Irish case law, not just find it: describe the problem, get real cases back, and see how the doctrine behind them was built.
Built by a law student, with the students who use it.
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Whether you are at Trinity, UCD, DCU or anywhere else in Ireland, the reading list is the same shape: too long, and stripped of the story that makes a case stick.
Describe the problem question in plain English. You do not need the case name or the citation first.
An interactive timeline shows how a doctrine was built, case by case: what each decision changed, and what came after it.
Every case is checked before you see it, and anything that cannot be confirmed is dropped. Open the source before you cite it, as you would with anything.
Save cases to your modules and write your own notes on them. The AI never writes them for you.
Ireland is one of the 28 jurisdictions LexCases covers, with the same effort and the same honesty as every other one. Where the public record on a point is thin, you get a shorter list that says so, never one padded out.
The kind of question you can bring to it:
How have the Irish courts approached personal rights that the Constitution does not spell out?
When does a misrepresentation let me rescind a contract, and when only claim damages?
Can a company be liable for negligent misstatement in Ireland?
What is the test for recklessness in Irish criminal law?
When does a directive have direct effect, and what does that mean in an Irish court?
When will a court enforce a promise about land that was never put in writing?
Every statute, always readable. The law itself is never behind Pro.
No case name needed. Type the problem question as you would say it to a classmate, and LexCases ranks the cases by how well each one fits it.
Every doctrine has a story. The duty of care in Irish negligence law, for one, runs from Donoghue v Stevenson through Ward v McMaster to Glencar. See what changed, when, and why.
Save the cases to your modules and write your own notes. When exam season comes you have the context, not a list of names.
New to reading judgments? Start with how to study law cases effectively.
The same plans for every student in every jurisdiction. Start free, and move to Pro only if you want more.
20 tokens a week. A search costs 3 and returns 5 cases, and 2 searches are always kept back for you. Your last 50 searches stay in your library.
€18.99 a month with a 7 -day free trial, or €189.99 a year. Cancel anytime. Every statute stays readable on every plan: the law itself is never behind Pro.
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LexCases is not a faceless company. It is built by a law student who sat through the same reading lists, and it is shaped by the students who use it.
If something is missing, or something reads wrong, say so. That is how the tool gets better. Tell us what you need.
Free forever. LexCases Pro from €18.99 /month, one week free trial.
Built by a law student, for the ones still in the library. And the juniors with a hearing at nine.
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