Your morning legal brief,
personalized for what matters.
- Five items a morning, ranked for your industry, jurisdictions and role.
- Each one says why it matters to your company and which of your contracts it touches.
- Forward to your team in one tap, written for the reader.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft, or use any email. Setup takes about a minute.
For in-house legal teams. No credit card.
Five things moved overnight.
Colorado AG publishes draft rules under the Colorado AI Act
Why it matters: scheduling and prior-auth tools would count as high-risk systems.
Touches 14 vendor agreementsDelaware Chancery lets an oversight claim proceed over a breach response
Why it matters: your audit committee charter has the same gap.
Board material. Worth sending to your CEO.Ranked for you
Only what touches your company
Five items, ranked against your industry, jurisdictions, areas of law, and anything you ask us to track. Not the same blast everyone else gets.
Your contracts
Which agreements each item touches
Add a few contracts, templates, or playbooks. “Likely touches your vendor agreements” becomes “touches 2 of your 4 uploaded documents.”
Straight to the source
Every item tied to its source
Each item links the ruling, filing, rule, or report it came from, with the cited section. Ask a follow-up and the answer comes back with citations.
How it works
You already get alerts. You don’t read them.
Law firm blasts, newsletters, and Google Alerts send everyone the same thing. Horizon reads the courts, the regulators, and the legal press for you, matches them against your company and your contracts, and writes one short brief for you alone.
STEP 01
Tell us in a sentence
“We run clinics in Texas and Colorado, use AI in scheduling, and buy a lot of software.” That’s enough. Add your industry and jurisdictions, and pick the areas of law you care about.
STEP 02
We read what you can’t
Court opinions and new filings in high-profile cases, agency and state AG announcements, draft bills, and the legal news your peers are reading. Every item is tied to its source.
STEP 03
Four minutes a morning
Five items, why each matters to you, and what to do. Ask a follow-up, save it, or forward it with a note we’ve already drafted.
A sample brief
Four minutes, and you know what moved.
Every item answers the same three questions, in the same place, every morning.
- 1What happenedA plain headline, with the ruling, filing, or rule text one tap away.
- 2Why it matters to youWritten for your company, your industry, and your jurisdictions.
- 3What it touchesThe contracts it likely touches, or exactly which ones once you’ve uploaded a few.
Five things moved overnight.
Colorado AG publishes draft rules under the Colorado AI Act, with a 60-day comment window
Why it matters to Meridian: the draft treats clinical scheduling and prior-authorization tools as high-risk systems.
Touches 14 vendor agreements with AI clauses Official text →Delaware Chancery lets an oversight claim proceed over a data-breach response
Why it matters: your audit committee charter covers financial controls but not cyber reporting.
Board material. Worth sending to your CEO.Two of your software vendors disclose the same breach in SEC filings
Why it matters: both contracts require notice within 72 hours. Neither vendor has notified you.
Touches 2 vendor agreementsForwarding
Built to be forwarded.
The most useful email in the company shouldn’t be the one Legal writes at 11 p.m. Every item answers the question an executive asks next, with a note already drafted. Forwarding takes two taps.
Send the source only
The official document link, your note, nothing else. Nobody sees where you found it. Your team looks like it reads everything.
Send it with Horizon
Same note, plus a link to the full item so the recipient can ask a follow-up and see the citation. Useful when they’ll have questions.
It comes from you
Forwards go from your address, in your voice. Horizon drafts; you send.
Forwards the Delaware ruling to Sarah with the drafted note: “Our audit committee charter has the same gap. Ten minutes at the next board meeting?”
Gets the source link with Dana’s note on top. Forwards it to the audit committee chair from her inbox.
Replies with one question. Dana answers from the item, with the citation. Nobody logged into anything.
Knowing what happened is a commodity by lunchtime. Knowing which of your agreements it touches is the work.
Horizon is from DocJuris, the AI platform for in-house legal teams. Purpose-built apps that complete the work, not a chatbot that talks about it.
What’s included
Everything in the brief. No card, no contract.
- A personalized brief every morning at 6:30, your time
- Your industry, jurisdictions, 50 areas of law, and anything you ask us to track
- Upload contracts, templates, and playbooks to see which each item touches
- Ask follow-ups and get answers with citations
- Forward any item by email, from your own address
- The brief in the app and in your inbox
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Who is Horizon for?
In-house legal team members: counsel, contracts and procurement, and legal operations. Your role changes what leads the brief, not what is tracked.
When does the brief arrive?
Your first brief is ready about a minute after setup. After that, a new one lands at 6:30 a.m. in your time zone, in the app and in your inbox.
How is this different from the alerts I already get?
Alerts send everyone the same thing. Horizon ranks each development against your industry, jurisdictions, areas of law, and tracking requests, says why it matters to your company, and ties every item to its source.
Do I have to upload contracts?
No. You can skip that step and still get your brief. Uploading a few contracts, templates, or playbooks turns “likely touches your vendor agreements” into exactly which documents an item touches.
Who can see what I upload or forward?
Only you. Uploads and forwards are private to your account, and nothing you upload informs another account.
Does a forward mention Horizon?
Only if you want it to. “Source only” sends the official document link and your note, nothing else. “With Horizon” adds a link to the full item and its citation.
How do I sign in?
With Google, Microsoft, or any email address. Email sign-in uses a one-time link, with a six-digit code if your mail app opens links somewhere else.
Horizon summarizes legal developments and links the source for each one. It is not legal advice.
DocJuris is not a law firm or a substitute for an attorney or law firm. We cannot provide any kind of advice, explanation, opinion, or recommendation about possible legal rights, remedies, defenses, options, selection of forms or strategies.
