Don't search for a keyword — paste the whole fact pattern. Every party, term, and date. Starry reads the details a keyword search skims past and surfaces the controlling authority, the persuasive analogues, and the cases against you, mapped and cited.
A commercial landlord hired a fire-alarm company under a service agreement containing an exculpatory clause capping the company's liability at the monthly fee. The company agreed to inspect the alarm panel quarterly but performed no inspection for nine months. When a fire broke out, the panel never transmitted a signal and the building was a total loss.
A party may not contractually insulate itself from its own grossly negligent conduct — your skipped-inspection facts put this squarely on point.
Directly addresses an alarm provider whose system fails after a sustained lapse in duty.
The authority your opponent will lean on — flagged as adverse.
No boolean gymnastics, no scrolling through four hundred results that mention your keyword in a footnote. You ask. Starry reasons. You cite.
Drop in the whole situation as you'd write it up — parties, contract terms, dates, what went wrong. No keyword guessing, no boolean strings.
It catches the facts that decide cases — an unperformed duty, a limitation clause, a nine-month lapse — and ties each result to the legal element it speaks to.
Every result traces back to the published opinion with a verifiable pincite. Pull the holding, the language, and the treatment in a click.
Matches on the legal reasoning a case stands for — so a decision that never uses your keywords still surfaces when it's on point.
Knows what binds you and what merely persuades. Scope to a court or a circuit and the analysis anchors on controlling authority over the merely persuasive.
See which cases extend a holding, which distinguish it, and which quietly overruled it — before opposing counsel does.
Starry surfaces the strongest authority against your position by default. Know the counterargument before you file, not at oral argument.
Every passage links to the published opinion at the exact page. No paraphrase you can't check, no citation you can't trust.
Bring your own briefs and contracts. Starry grounds its search in the facts of your matter, in your workspace, under your control.
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