Legal AI, built around how your firm works.

Misolla AI is legal AI for Canadian law firms, built around how each firm works: it prepares the work, and the firm’s people approve it. Every matter lives on one record, and research comes with verified citations.

What Misolla is

Legal work has always lived in thirty tabs, a group chat and a partner’s memory. Misolla is the workspace where it happens in one place instead: matters, research, drafting, intake and records, with AI that knows your province, your precedents and how your firm does things.

It is built for Canadian law — federal and provincial — and nothing else. Ontario comes first, then British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec. Misolla AI is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.

The problem is deployment, not law or lawyers.

Canada does not lack good law or capable lawyers. The work is done by hand, in very small firms, under regulation that costs the smallest businesses far more per employee than the largest.

  • 74.4%

    of legal-services employer establishments in Canada have fewer than five employees. 72% of Ontario’s law firms are sole practitioners.

  • 19%

    of Canadians with a serious legal problem obtain legal advice.

  • C$18.1B

    real output of legal services in 2025 — flat since 2021.

  • 7%

    of Canadian law firms have fully implemented AI across their practice areas.

Applied to Canada’s private-practice lawyers, the measured effect of AI on legal work frees about 21 million hours a year in the paper’s base case — the equivalent of 11,000 full-time lawyers.

Figures from The Canadian Legal Productivity Gap (Misolla AI, August 2026). Each is cited there to its primary source, with the method described at the end.

How it works. An agent prepares it. Your firm approves it.

  1. The work starts from Canadian law

    Each practice area runs on the federal and provincial statutes it covers. Where a province or practice area is not covered yet, the product says so.

  2. An agent prepares the work

    Practice-area agents handle research, drafting and review, and compliance monitoring — corporate maintenance, Ontario real estate, Ontario small claims.

  3. Every source is checked

    Each citation resolves to its exact source passage before it is shown. If a citation cannot be verified, it is not presented as one.

  4. Your firm approves it

    Nothing consequential leaves the workspace until a person at the firm has approved it.

  5. It stays on the record

    Every action lands in an append-only, hash-chained audit ledger.

Who it’s for

  • Lawyers

    Partners and associates at Canadian firms, from one lawyer to the whole firm, who review and approve what the agents prepare.

  • Paralegals and clerks

    The people who run intake, chronologies, records and correspondence, with an agent doing the first pass.

  • Their clients

    A firm's clients see their own records, documents and requests in the client portal, with their lawyer on the other side.

Everyone works in one platform, on the same data and the same Canadian law: see the platform.

Principles

  • Your firm approves

    Anything consequential waits for a person at the firm to approve it. Final legal documents are reviewed by a lawyer before use.

  • Canadian law only

    Grounded in Canadian federal and provincial law. We know about other jurisdictions; we do not operate in them.

  • Sources, or nothing

    An answer that cites an authority shows the passage it relies on. An unverifiable citation is never presented as one.

  • Coverage, stated plainly

    The coverage page is the source of truth for what is live. Where something is not covered yet, it says so.

  • One place for the work

    Matters, research, drafting and records in one workspace, set up around your precedents, your systems and how your firm works.

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Misolla provides software for Canadian law firms. Content on this site is for information only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Final legal documents require review by a lawyer before use.