For Labour Lawyers
A research and case-preparation platform built by the editor of Canadian Labour Arbitration — so your associates stop reading the same 30 decisions twice.
Grounded in the same corpus and editorial discipline behind the reference text Canadian arbitrators cite.
Built by the editor of Canadian Labour Arbitration (Brown & Beatty) — the reference text Canadian arbitrators cite.
Research and Prepare, on Both Sides
Research Arbitration Precedent
- Natural-language search: Search across Canadian arbitration decisions by the facts of your matter, not just keywords
- Filter by arbitrator: See how a specific arbitrator has approached comparable issues before your next appointment
- Filter by issue and outcome: Narrow to discipline, seniority, contracting-out, or any issue type — and by outcome
- Cite the decision text: Every result links back to the full decision so you can verify before citing in a brief
- Grounded research: Built on the same corpus and editorial discipline behind Canadian Labour Arbitration
- AI Q&A: Ask questions across the decision library and get answers that cite the specific decisions they draw from
Prepare Cases Faster
- Upload the agreement: Sertus parses articles and clauses from the client's collective agreement automatically
- Upload the grievance file: Evidence and documents are parsed and indexed, ready for analysis
- Case assessment: A structured posture assessment grounded in the actual agreement, evidence, and established facts
- Evidence summaries: Summarised evidence with citations back to the originals — useful for brief drafting
- First-pass correspondence: Draft step letters, settlement proposals, and procedural correspondence — reviewed and refined by counsel
- Traceable outputs: Every AI output traces back to the underlying agreement, evidence, and cited decision — nothing is opaque
See How It Works
We'll walk your team through the platform with a sample matter or your own client file.
Last updated: April 2026