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The Intelligent Agent
Case Law search

Westlaw without the side-trip.

Coverage disputes need cases, not vibes. Ask any legal question and we pull live from court opinions, state DOI bulletins, and verified legal sources - never random blogs, never made-up citations.

Included on every plan, including Solo.

Chat · Case Law lookup
Has a Florida court ruled on whether faulty workmanship is a covered "occurrence" under a CGL?

Yes. Florida case law treats faulty workmanship itself as not an "occurrence," but resulting damage to other property can trigger coverage [w1]. The Florida Supreme Court addressed this in U.S. Fire Ins. Co. v. J.S.U.B., Inc., 979 So. 2d 871 (Fla. 2007) [w2].

[w1] casetext.com[w2] caselaw.findlaw.com

Sourced live from legal-domain web results. Not legal advice.

How it works.

No new tab. No second tool. It just happens inside chat when you need it.

1

You ask a legal question.

Our trigger heuristic detects coverage-dispute, court-ruling, and case-law style questions automatically. No special command needed.

2

We search legal-only sources.

Live web search via Perplexity sonar-pro, filtered to a curated allowlist of legal domains. Random blogs and SEO spam are excluded by construction.

3

Cited answer in chat.

Each web source becomes a [w1], [w2] marker tied to the exact link. You verify the case before you cite it to a client or carrier.

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These are real questions our customers ask every week.

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Sources we trust.

We don't search the open web. Case Law is filtered to a curated allowlist of legal-domain sources, so the answer you get is the answer you'd get from a paralegal - not a Reddit thread.

  • U.S. Circuit and District Court opinions
  • State Supreme and Appellate Court opinions
  • State Department of Insurance bulletins
  • NAIC model regulations and analysis
  • Verified legal publishers (e.g., FindLaw, Justia, court.gov domains)

No other agency tool does this.

ACORD intake tools don't. ChatGPT hallucinates citations. Generic agency-AI tools answer from training data only. We pull live, we filter to legal sources, and we cite the URL.