Law student

With your student account, CAIJ offers you the opportunity to explore and, above all, to familiarize yourself with certain privileges usually reserved for CAIJ members before you begin your professional career. CAIJ’s approach aims to support the next generation.

The 12-month student account gives you access to the majority of our tools, including our powerful search engine, exclusive CAIJ content such as the Collection de droit and the Baudoin Renaud Code Civil du Québec annoté, and a personalized and confidential workspace on Espace CAIJ to save your queries and research documents. It is renewable for the duration of your studies.

Our online doctrine collection is impressive! The Alter Ego collection, recent developments at the Quebec Bar, the Collection de droit and publications from 30 Quebec, Canadian and international law firms, and many other works can support your arguments.

Our collection is constantly growing, with the addition of 60 to 100 articles per week, and new books added regularly.

Research a specific question or area of law and refine your search with keywords.

Our 5000 documented research questions are a good starting point for any research. They cover about fifty areas of law and over 650 sub-areas. The results will identify various avenues for further investigation, with links and annotations that are always up to date, taking you down paths you might not have thought of.

Appreciated by 96% of our users, Me Hubert Reid’s Dictionnaire de droit québécois et canadien is an essential reference tool. Available on CAIJ’s website, this reference work gives you access to over 9,000 legal terms, examples and comparisons. It includes the terms of the Code de procédure civil du Québec. This tool can help you get your analysis done faster, and assist you in drafting pleadings and other legal documents.