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Research, draft, and review with every source attached

Qanooni searches UAE and MENA primary law, extracts the applicable clauses, and returns every finding with a numbered citation to the original source text. From query to cited export in a single workflow.

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Research Engine

Find what the law says, with the source attached

Submit a legal question in plain language. Qanooni retrieves the applicable provisions from the source corpus and returns a structured answer with every statement linked to its primary source.

Qanooni Research Engine
Query
What are the notice requirements for terminating a fixed-term employment contract in the DIFC?
Under DIFC Employment Law, either party may terminate a fixed-term contract by giving written notice of at least four weeks, unless the contract provides for a longer period. 1 Where early termination occurs without cause, the terminating party must pay compensation equal to the wages due for the unexpired portion of the contract. 2
Sources
1
DIFC Employment Law No. 4 of 2005
Article 17, Part 3
2
DIFC Employment Law No. 4 of 2005
Article 19, Clause 3
Sources verified against live corpus
2 citations returned
Source Retrieval

Searches across UAE federal statutes, DIFC and ADGM legislation, free zone frameworks, and GCC regulatory sources to surface the provision that answers the question.

Citation Extraction

Every finding is tagged at extraction time. Citation badges link each statement in the output directly to the law, regulation, or guidance and the specific article number.

Cited Export

Export research findings in PDF or Word format with the citation structure preserved. Source references appear alongside each statement in the exported document.

Drafting Engine

From research to clause draft in a single step

Qanooni does not generate drafts from language patterns alone. Each clause suggestion is grounded in the specific provision that authorizes it, so every draft comes with a legal basis attached.

01
Describe the clause

State the clause purpose in plain terms. Qanooni identifies the applicable legal framework and the governing provisions for that clause type.

02
Source provisions retrieved

The engine retrieves the applicable source provisions, extracts the substantive requirements, and identifies any mandatory terms that must appear in the clause.

03
Draft generated

A draft clause is produced with the sourced legal requirements incorporated. Each sentence carries a citation badge linking it to the provision it reflects.

04
Review and export

Review the clause alongside its cited basis. Modify the language, accept the draft, and export with citations retained for the matter file.

Draft output: Non-assignment clause
1
Neither party may assign, transfer, or novate its rights or obligations under this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other party, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
UAE Civil Code, Federal Law No. 5 of 1985, Art. 879
2
Any purported assignment made without such consent shall be void and of no legal effect and shall not bind the non-consenting party.
UAE Civil Code, Federal Law No. 5 of 1985, Art. 880
Review Workflow

Built for the way legal teams actually work

Qanooni connects to the document formats and systems your team already uses. Review research and drafts within your existing workflow rather than a separate one.

Word Export
Research and clause drafts exported with citation structure preserved
PDF Export
Formatted research reports with source references for matter files
Shared Libraries
Team plan shared research libraries with role-based access controls
SSO
Enterprise single sign-on and identity management for Firm plan customers
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