Directory
76k+
professional records
Searchable public directory
Ontario Lawyers
Search Ontario legal professionals by name, location, language, licence status, and practice area.
Open Ontario explorerPublic-record legal research
Legal data, made useful.
Search public legal directories and explore evidence-led research without losing the source, method, or limitations behind the result.
Transparent sources · Clear limitations · Not legal advice
76k+
Ontario professional records
33,657
Public files in one analysis
4
Working research experiences
What Deep Legal does
Begin with evidence, not a black box.
The site combines practical search tools with research demos that show how legal and public-record data can be organized, analyzed, and explained.
01 / SEARCH
Find the relevant record
Use focused fields and public-directory filters instead of starting with an unstructured document dump.
02 / ANALYZE
See patterns at scale
Compare distributions, timelines, and anomalies while keeping the underlying dataset in view.
03 / EXPLAIN
Understand what the result means
Read the source context, method, and caveats alongside the conclusion rather than treating a score as certainty.
Explore the work
Research projects and practical tools
Filter by subject or search across project descriptions. Everything below is available now.
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Courts
2000–10
research period
Federal court research
Southern District of New York
Explore case outcomes, litigation patterns, and judicial trends across a decade of federal court records.
SDNYfederal courtcase outcomes
Explore court analysis →Public records
33,657
public files analyzed
Large-scale evidence metadata
Congressional Files Analysis
See how file metadata, distributions, and anomalies can be organized into a reviewable public-record research workflow.
public recordsmetadataevidence analysis
Review the analysis →Technology
2006–25
timeline covered
Legal and technical timeline
The Battle for Web Access
Follow the changing relationship between platform controls, open-source tools, browser automation, and access to online media.
web accessDMCAbrowser automation
Read the timeline →Method before magic
A research workflow readers can inspect
AI can accelerate review, but it does not remove the need for provenance, careful wording, or human judgment.
01
Start with traceable sources
Use public directories, court material, and official records that readers can identify and inspect.
02
Structure the evidence
Clean inconsistent fields, preserve provenance, and turn large collections into comparable records.
03
Analyze with clear limits
Apply quantitative and AI-assisted methods without presenting inference as established fact.
04
Publish an inspectable result
Pair conclusions with methodology, source context, and the limitations that affect interpretation.
Use the work. Inspect the method.
Deep Legal is a research platform, not a law firm. The information on this site is not legal advice.