Predictice
Predictice (Doctrine group) · Business
Predictice is a French legal research platform that pairs 60 million court decisions and legal texts with AI case law search, litigation analytics and a document assistant.
About Predictice
What Is Predictice
Predictice is a legal research platform built for French law. Lawyers, in-house legal teams and insurers use it to search court decisions, statutes, collective agreements and tax treaties, then read the numbers behind them. How often does a claim like this succeed? What compensation do courts award? How long does the procedure take?
The company started in 2016 as one of the first legal analytics startups in France. Doctrine, its main French competitor, acquired Predictice in 2026. The platform still runs on its own domain with the same subscription model, and existing accounts were not shut down.
Scope is the catch. Predictice covers French courts and French sources, so a matter in another jurisdiction gets nothing from its statistics or its jurisprudence search. The interface and most of the editorial content are in French as well.
Getting Started
- Request the 7-day trial on predictice.com and pick your practice areas during onboarding.
- Run a free text or operator query, then narrow it with filters for court, outcome, amount awarded or statute cited.
- Open a decision to read the summary, the case timeline and similar rulings, then export the analysis report.
- Install the Word or Outlook extension if you want to search and cite without leaving your documents.
Product Information
A quick look at Predictice's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Litigation lawyers in France
- In-house legal departments
- Insurance claims teams
Tasks
- Valuing a claim before filing
- Drafting a case law memo
- Tracking legal news and new rulings
Scenarios
- Employment disputes
- Pre-litigation risk review
- Due diligence on a firm or counterparty
Key features
AI Assistant Grounded in Legal Sources
The Assistant answers a legal question in plain text and shows the sources it used, drawn from statutes, case law and doctrine. You can paste up to 3,000 characters or attach your own documents, and it will search both the public corpus and your files. Answers arrive with references you can open, which matters when a partner asks where a rule comes from.
Case Law Search With Outcome Filters
Search runs on free text or logical operators, and the filters are the reason people pay. You can narrow by court, date, outcome, amount of damages, statute cited, collective agreement, or facts like employee seniority and monthly salary. The same query that returns thousands of rulings on a general search engine comes back as a short list of comparable decisions here.
Litigation Analytics Across 900 Claim Types
The platform breaks French case law into more than 900 claim types (chefs de demande). For each one it shows acceptance and rejection rates, average compensation, the most applied texts and a view of litigation volume over time and by court. This is the litigation analytics layer that turns a pile of judgments into a number you can put in a memo.
Enriched Decision Reading
Every ruling comes with a summary, a chronology of the case, an interactive outline and suggested similar decisions. That structure saves the first pass through a long appellate judgment, and the similar decisions list often surfaces the ruling that actually matches your facts.
Document Tools for Everyday Casework
Scan finds every legal reference cited in a PDF, Word file or presentation and links it to the source text. A comparator lines up two documents side by side, a summary tool condenses long files, and DeepL Pro handles translation of a document you need to read in another language.
Company and Law Firm Directories
Predictice indexes companies and law firms with data from INPI, Bodacc, Insee, the CNB and the Cour de cassation. You get directors, financial records, litigation maps and a list of a firm's lawyers with their latest decisions. A kbis extract can be requested in about a minute.
Word and Outlook Extensions
The Microsoft add-ins put search and citation inside the tools lawyers already use. You draft in Word and insert a ruling without switching tabs, or check a name in Outlook before replying. For teams that live in Office, this removes most of the copy and paste that legal research software usually forces on you.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Deep French coverage: 60 million legal documents, including commented case law from more than 600 sources.
- Filters built around how lawyers argue, with claim type, outcome, damages and facts such as seniority or notice period.
- Every answer and summary points back to the underlying decision, so citations can be checked.
- Entry price is published at €250 per month excluding VAT, which is rare in this market.
- Word and Outlook add-ins keep research inside the drafting workflow.
Cons
- French law only. Statistics, filters and the document corpus stop at the French border, so cross-border teams need a second tool.
- No public API, which blocks firms that want to query the database from their own case management system.
- The €250 plan requires an annual commitment, and larger teams land on a custom quote with no public price.
- No free tier, only a 7-day trial, so a solo lawyer has to decide quickly.
Frequently asked questions
It searches French case law, statutes and collective agreements, then adds statistics on how courts rule. In practice you use it to value a dispute, find comparable decisions and draft research that cites real rulings.
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