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The new standard for legal work

Turn legal research into a position you can defend.

Frontier does not simply find the relevant decisions. It helps you build your argument on case law and legislation, test it against the opposing view, and verify every authority you rely on at its source.

No credit card required to start.

The Frontier workspace. On the left an analysis of a share acquisition under merger control, on the right the difference between two versions of the drafted agreement: the edits to the non-compete period and the earn-out terms marked up in place.

The method

Legal research is finished when you have tested your position, not when you have found the first answer.

  1. 01

    BUILD

    Sharpen the legal question, then build the authority and the reasoning behind it.

  2. 02

    CHALLENGE

    See the case law and the arguments the other side can use, before the filing goes out.

  3. 03

    VERIFY

    Check every citation in the full text of the decision, and in its context.

Argument analysis and source verification

It is not enough for a decision to be relevant. It has to support your argument.

Frontier does not just match a decision to your topic. It reads the full text against your argument and separates the authority that supports it, the authority that weakens it, and the decisions that are not yet final.

With every answer you also get the decision itself, the authority that made it, its date and its reference.

  1. See where it stands on your argument

    Whether the decision supports your point, weakens it, or has not itself become final. The verdict sits beside it.

  2. Open the decision itself

    Check the conclusion in the full text of the decision, not only in the AI’s reading of it. Every citation is one click away.

  3. Verify the citation

    The deciding authority, the date and the reference in one place, in the form you can carry straight into your filing.

The point argued

The Board reviews a notifiable acquisition on its own motion if it closes without clearance.

Verified

The citation was checked against the full text of the decision.

Deciding authority

Rekabet Kurulu

Reference

Rekabet Kurulu · 09-20/434-105

The anatomy of a citation card

Two ways to work

Start a new matter, or bring your existing work to Frontier and test it.

A new matter

Enter the facts and the legal question. Research the authority, build your chain of reasoning, and work on a draft with its sources attached.

  1. Define the legal question
  2. Build the authority
  3. See the opposing view
  4. Prepare a sourced draft

Work you have already done

Upload your filing or opinion. Extract its core arguments, research the authority against them, and see the points that need strengthening.

  1. Upload your document
  2. Extract the arguments
  3. Find the opposing authority
  4. Strengthen the weak points

Platform

Research, analysis and drafting, without the breaks in between.

The tools inside Frontier work on the same case law and legislation. What you find in one place is at hand across the rest of the matter.

Arama
Search by meaning or by exact wording.Narrow the results by court, institution and date.
Asistan
Analyse your legal question or your document.Open the decisions a reasoned answer rests on, directly.
Belge
Work on the draft inside Frontier.Track changes, compare versions and export to Word.
Dosyalar
Keep the research in the context of the matter.Store searches, analyses and drafts in the same case or client file.
Kurum Standartları
Define your own rules and templates.Teach Frontier your drafting rules, your citation style and your pleading templates, and hold the team to the same standard.

Sources

See the source of every authority, and how current it is.

The case law and legislation sources behind Frontier are tracked regularly. The deciding authority, the date and the reference sit on the decision’s own card, so you can check the citation you use at its source.

High court decisions
Court of Cassation, Council of State, Constitutional Court, Court of Jurisdictional Disputes, Court of Accounts and Emsal (UYAP).
Regulator decisions and legislation
Competition Board, SPK, BDDK, BTK, KVKK and Revenue Administration decisions, plus current legislation.
Regular source tracking
Newly published decisions and legislative changes are taken into the corpus on a regular cycle.
See what is covered

Frontier Data

Bring Turkish legal data into your product.

License the case law and legislation infrastructure behind Frontier over an API. Structured Turkish legal data for legaltech products, enterprise solutions and legal technology teams.

Explore data solutions

Test Frontier on a real matter.

Instead of an abstract AI demo, see how Frontier works on a legal question, a research problem or a filing your team already knows.

No credit card required to start.