Collections
Collections are curated groups of cases, organized by legal domain, topic, or expert selection. They’re a starting point for research when you want to explore a body of case law rather than search for specific cases.
Types of Collections
Section titled “Types of Collections”- Domain collections — cases grouped by legal area (e.g., “Leidende Arresten Verbintenissenrecht”)
- Curated collections — hand-picked by legal experts with editorial notes
- Topic collections — cases around a specific theme or issue
Browsing Collections
Section titled “Browsing Collections”From the Homepage
Section titled “From the Homepage”Featured collections appear in a carousel on the homepage. Click any collection to open it.
Collections Page
Section titled “Collections Page”Visit the Collections overview to see all available collections. Each card shows:
- Collection title and description
- Number of cases
- Author information (for curated collections)
- Last updated date
Inside a Collection
Section titled “Inside a Collection”A collection page shows:
- Header with title, description, and author info
- Case grid — visual cards with emoji summary, headline, court, and date for each case
- Collection-level sharing — share the entire collection with a link
Click any case card to open the full case summary.
Collection Chat
Section titled “Collection Chat”For Pro users: use the collection chat to ask questions across all cases in a collection. This is useful for cross-case analysis — e.g., “What is the common reasoning in these cases?” or “How does the court’s approach evolve over time?”