About Ore Law AI

We're revolutionizing wardens court legal research with AI-powered intelligence, designed specifically for Western Australian mining law practitioners.

Our Mission

To transform how legal practitioners research and understand wardens court decisions through AI-powered intelligence that provides accurate, verifiable, and actionable insights.

We believe that legal research should be efficient, accurate, and accessible. Our platform combines cutting-edge AI technology with deep domain expertise in Western Australian mining law to deliver unprecedented value to legal professionals.

Our Vision

To become the definitive platform for wardens court legal research, empowering practitioners with AI that understands the nuances of mining law.

AI-powered decision analysis
Real-time court notifications
Verified reference system

Our Team

Legal experts and AI researchers working together to revolutionize wardens court research

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Dr. Sarah Mitchell

Founder & CEO

Former mining law practitioner with 15 years experience in Western Australian wardens court proceedings.

Mining Law, AI Integration, Legal Technology

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James Chen

Chief Technology Officer

AI researcher specializing in legal document processing and natural language understanding.

Machine Learning, Legal AI, Document Processing

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Emma Thompson

Head of Legal Research

Legal research specialist with deep knowledge of wardens court decisions and mining law precedents.

Legal Research, Case Law, Precedent Analysis

Our Journey

From concept to beta launch, building the future of wardens court research

2023

Platform Development

Began development of AI-powered wardens court intelligence platform

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2024

Database Creation

Compiled and processed 470+ wardens court decisions for AI training

2
2024

Beta Launch

Launched beta program with 14-day free trial for legal practitioners

3
2025

Full Release

Planned full platform release with advanced features and pricing tiers

4

Ready to Join Our Beta Program?

Be part of the future of wardens court legal research with our 14-day free trial.