Jurata® Legal Agent vs. Legora

Focus

Specialised in Swiss law: research, document review and drafting with Swiss legal sources

International platform for law firms and in-house legal teams across many jurisdictions, with research, document review, drafting and agent workflows

Suited to

Law firms, in-house legal teams and organisations working in Swiss law, from individual users to the whole organisation

Organisations that want to bring several jurisdictions and extensive document work together on one platform

Provider

Jurata AG, Zurich

Legora AB, Stockholm (Sweden)

Data storage

Microsoft Azure in Switzerland (Switzerland North region); chats and documents stored encrypted and deletable at any time

Hosting with Microsoft, AWS, Google and turbopuffer; data residency according to the sub-processor list: EU/EEA, USA or Asia-Pacific. No Swiss region is listed there; according to the provider, the region depends on the customer agreement

Model inference (language models)

Microsoft Azure in Switzerland and the EU, never in the USA

AI models via Microsoft, AWS, Google and OpenAI. EU data processing agreement: processing in the EU/EEA, outside only with the customer’s consent (deemed given if no objection is raised); «SMB» data processing agreement: EU/EEA or USA

Training on your data

No, neither by Jurata nor by the LLM provider; zero data retention at the LLM provider

No, according to the provider no training and no fine-tuning on customer data

Professional secrecy

Legal opinion by Dr. iur. David Vasella (Walder Wyss): use, including entering client data without the client’s consent, complies with professional and data protection law (Art. 321 Swiss Criminal Code, Art. 13 Lawyers Act BGFA, FADP, GDPR)

According to the provider, the platform meets «Swiss legal and confidentiality standards» (announcement of 1 July 2025); no legal opinion on Swiss professional secrecy is documented on legora.com

Governing law

Terms and conditions: Swiss law, place of jurisdiction at the registered office of Jurata AG in Zurich

Standard terms for customers in Switzerland: Swedish law, arbitration in Stockholm (SCC), language of proceedings English

Federal and cantonal law

Over 500’000 statutory provisions from federal law and all 26 cantons

Not listed on the sources page (a selection, according to the provider); no partnership with a Swiss publisher or Swiss legal database publicly known

Search in cantonal law

Dedicated search tools for cantonal legislation and cantonal court decisions: semantic, keyword and targeted

Cantonal law not listed on the sources page (selection)

Case law

Over 960’000 published decisions: Federal Supreme Court including unpublished judgments, Federal Administrative, Criminal and Patent Courts, cantonal courts, administrative practice

Swiss courts not listed on the sources page (selection)

Decisions in the original and in translation

Federal Supreme Court decisions in the original language, with an optional translation alongside into your working language (DE, FR, IT, EN)

Swiss decisions not listed on the sources page (selection); document translation via DeepL (optional)

Circulars, directives and practice notes

Library with over 1’100 documents from 15 areas of law, including FINMA, FTA, SEM, FSIO, FCRO

Not listed on the sources page (selection)

Links to official Swiss sources

Statutory provisions and decisions open directly on fedlex.admin.ch, bger.ch or in the cantonal original document; Word and PDF export with clickable Fedlex and decision links and a list of sources

Not documented; Swiss sources not listed on the sources page (selection)

Answer validation

After every answer, each statement is checked against all original sources cited for it; shown as supported, partially supported or not supported; every citation is assessed individually and unsupported legal statements are flagged

According to the provider, each research finding is checked against the primary source before the answer, including whether the source still holds; the passage is shown in context. A visible assessment per statement (supported, not supported) is not publicly documented

Citation graph

Swiss Legal Graph with around 1.5 million nodes and almost 20 million relationships as an interactive citation graph: shows how statutes and judgments cite each other, including the course of instances and the outcome of proceedings

Ontology of law and AI-native citator announced (announcement of 14 September 2026); according to the provider the ontology is in limited beta, with general availability announced for Q4 2026; coverage of Swiss law not documented

Deadline calculator

Deadline calculator as a tool of the agent: deadlines in days or months, taking into account the public holidays of the relevant canton and court holidays

Not publicly documented

Commercial register (Zefix)

Zefix lookup during research: UID, company name, registered office, auditor and, based on SOGC publications, current authorised signatories; in addition, during document review in the Word Add-in, companies named in the document are checked against the commercial register

Not publicly documented

Word editor

Integrated Word editor in the workbench: fully equivalent to Microsoft Word, the file format (.docx) is preserved 100 %; with tracked changes, comments, styles, numbering, table of contents, spell check and AI editing directly at the selected passage

Own drafting environment (Editor) with export to Word; AI-assisted editing of existing .docx files by instruction («Word Edits», since February 2026); editing in Word itself via the Word Add-in. An interactive editor that opens and edits .docx files directly is not publicly documented

Swiss citation style in Word

Search statutes and judgments directly in Word and insert them as an inline citation or footnote, e.g. «Art. 41 OR» or «BGE 138 III 67»

Citations in the Word Add-in possible according to the provider; Swiss legal sources not listed on the sources page (selection)

Pricing

Public: Entry CHF 165, Pro CHF 200, Max CHF 500 per user and month, excl. VAT; with annual billing CHF 130, 160 and 400 respectively

No public pricing; contact via demo request

Getting started

Online registration, plans per user, billed monthly or annually

Demo request via a form

Free trial

7 days, no credit card required

No freely accessible trial version; according to the provider, pilot phases during the selection process

Support

By email and via a Swiss telephone hotline

According to the terms for smaller customers («SMB»), by email, chat in the platform or, where provided for in the contract, via a dedicated service team; a telephone hotline is not documented

Google reviews

5.0 stars (492 reviews)

5.0 stars (6 reviews, listing at the Stockholm headquarters)

Trustpilot reviews

4.9 stars (87 reviews)

No Trustpilot profile