01
Start a case
Set out the dispute in your own words, name the responding party, and open a numbered case file. Both sides are notified the moment it is accepted.
Private online dispute resolution
A fair hearing,
without the courtroom.
Judica gives two parties a structured, confidential proceeding from first filing to final decision. Verify who you are, submit your evidence once, and follow every step in a single sealed record.
Proceedings are confidential. Only the parties and the tribunal have access.
Case file
JC–2026–0142
Breach of a professional services agreement
- Claimant
- M. Ellison
- Respondent
- Northwind Studio LLC
- Claim
- $18,400
- 01
Case filed
Statement of claim recorded
- 02
Identity verified
Both parties confirmed
- 03
Evidence submitted
4 exhibits on file
- 04
Decision issued
Awaiting tribunal
Next deadline · Evidence closes 12 Nov 2026
Illustrative case file
The proceeding
How Judica works
Four steps, the same for every case. No hearings to schedule, no filings to post, and no public docket.
02
Verify identity
Each participant confirms who they are before the record opens to them. Verification is recorded on the case, so no party proceeds anonymously.
03
Submit evidence
Upload documents, correspondence and statements to the case file. Everything is dated, attributed and visible only to the parties and the tribunal.
04
Receive a decision
The tribunal reviews the sealed record and issues a written decision, with reasons, on the case. The file closes with a complete history.
Confidentiality
Built for matters
that stay private.
Judica is designed for commercial and personal disputes where the facts matter and publicity does not help either side.
01
A sealed record
Case files are private by default. Only the named parties, their representatives and the tribunal can open a file — never the open web.
02
Verified participants
Every participant has an identity status on record before evidence is accepted, so a decision rests on parties who are who they say they are.
03
Reasons in writing
Decisions are issued on the case file with the reasoning attached. Nothing is left to a phone call or an unwritten understanding.
Open a file