We’re rebuilding Canada’s justice system.
Courtready builds tools used by tens of thousands of Canadians, advises law firms on AI, and offers solutions that strengthen the integrity of Canada’s justice system.
Who we are.

Tom Macintosh Zheng is the co-founder of courtready.ca and a licensed lawyer in Ontario, Canada and England. Before launching Courtready, he practised commercial litigation in downtown Toronto. Tom has appeared before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Court of Appeal for Ontario, and the Federal Court of Appeal.
Tom has been published in The Hill Times, Law360, CanLII, Slaw.ca, and featured on Studying Law Around the World.
Tom is this year’s recipient of the Ontario Bar Association’s OBA Foundation Award, which recognizes exceptional contributions to the improvement of the justice system.

Soheil Kianzad is the co-founder of courtready.ca. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of British Columbia and brings an academic and industry background in artificial intelligence, applied research, and technology-driven problem solving.
Before launching Courtready, he worked in research and engineering roles across academia and industry, focusing on building reliable, aligned AI systems and translating complex technical concepts into practical tools.
His work emphasizes responsible AI design, alignment with real-world constraints, and the deployment of scalable, trustworthy AI solutions in high-stakes domains.
Our work, organized by audience.
Canadian courts are dealing with AI-generated filings and ongoing efficiency challenges. We can fix both.
Our live database lets courts, regulators, and the public see the true scale of the problem.
We are tracking 249 courts and tribunals nationwide to gauge how their policies are reacting to AI use by litigants.
A practical response to delays by giving litigants a way to book dates sooner without requiring any change to court operations.
A faster way to detect AI-hallucinated case law for busy courts and tribunals.
We work directly with law firms and other organizations to help them deploy AI properly and build bespoke tools and other solutions.
We design bespoke AI solutions for law firms that respect professional obligations.
We can integrate Courtready’s publicly available tools into your existing systems, with the option of additional custom features.
We create educational content for public-facing resources and internal training. Our partners include, among others, Openroom.ca and CUAME.
A tool for the AI era: verify whether citations in a document actually exist before they reach a judge.
Over 16,000 Canadians have used Courtready’s tools and educational resources to calculate deadlines and judgment interest, find court dates and navigate flight delays.
In partnership with the National Self-Represented Litigants Project: NSRLP members can upload full-length court documents to CaseCheck for citation verification.
Where Courtready has been recognized.
Recognition
OBA Foundation Award
Co-founder Tom Macintosh Zheng is this year’s recipient of the Ontario Bar Association’s OBA Foundation Award, which recognizes exceptional contributions to the improvement of the justice system through public legal education, innovative research, or other means.
Published
The Rise of AI-Hallucinated Case Law in Canadian Courts and Tribunals
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Cited by the Law Society Tribunal of Ontario2026 ONLSTH 112 (para. 36) →
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Almost half of Canada’s airline complaints come from Toronto travellers
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AI ghosts muddy legal waters in Canada as Courtready counters with CaseCheck
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Referenced
Top judge backs Jordan juggernaut, warns bar against filing fake AI-generated precedents in court
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Canadian Lawyer survey: How Canada’s courts are regulating, using, and evaluating generative AI
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The missing defendant in Canada’s fictitious case law crisis
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‘A large language model does not appreciate nuance or exercise judgment or use a moral compass when writing’
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Canada’s national AI strategy leaves out the justice system
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Beyond Fake Cases: The Other Ways AI Is Going Wrong in Canadian Courts
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AI is changing how courts and lawyers work.
We know the law and we know AI. We can help you maximize the benefits of using AI while minimizing the risks.
