For matters with consequences.
Roy analyses your contracts, conducts legal research and drafts your memos on French law. It examines arguments alongside their sources, then brings the decisions that shape your position to you.
Twenty-eight official sources monitored continuously.
Roy examines the documents, researches the applicable law and weighs competing positions. A clause, a dispute, a board memo: the work produces a reasoned analysis, with its sources and the matter’s decisive points.
Disagreement is part of the analysis. Roy weighs interpretations, sets out their grounds and puts the decisive question to you. Your decision shapes the reasoning that follows.
“Two doctrinal readings diverge on how Faurecia II articulates with Art. 1170 of the Civil Code. Which one do you retain?”
Roy examines the legal characterisation, leading decisions and opposing arguments. The analysis sets out its grounds, disagreements and points requiring a decision.
A board memo, draft submissions, a negotiating position: you need to explain the grounds for your recommendation. Roy keeps the arguments and references with the matter.
The source is accessible. The reasoning is explicit. The decision is yours.
“Does this limitation of liability clause hold before the court?”
Clause art. 11 is exposed to requalification as a clause deemed unwritten. It caps the compensation due for a breach of the provider’s essential obligation, a configuration that the Faurecia II case law, carried into Art. 1170 of the Civil Code, strikes down consistently.
Corpus 3 finds and ranks legal sources. Concilium 5 distributes research tasks, compares analyses and prepares a synthesis. Two technologies developed by Roy for French law.
Product figures: Roy corpus, July 2026.
Approved sources, access to matters, each member’s responsibilities: you define the rules. Roy gives you visibility into analyses, usage and their history to uphold them.
Set the standard. See it applied.
Executive console (illustration).
Google Drive, SharePoint, your company directory: Roy works within your document environment. Your IT team defines the scope, access and connection settings.
An analysis must show its grounds, its weaknesses and where judgment is required. We build Roy around that standard: sources, examination of competing arguments and the responsibility of the decision-maker.
The first meeting starts with a concrete case. A sensitive clause, conflicting decisions, a memo you need to defend: we put Roy to work in front of you.
Your documents, your legal positions and your requirements define the discussion. We then establish access and deployment terms with your team.
Bring the question that matters.
The law, without compromise.
SharePoint
Google Drive
