Legal search now highlights more relevant passages

Legal search now does a better job of bringing the most useful passages to the surface.

When you search across legal sources, Ordalie is more selective about the excerpts it highlights. Instead of simply returning documents that match a query, the result view is better at pointing you toward the section that is likely to answer your question.

This matters most when you are scanning dense material. A relevant source is useful, but a relevant paragraph is faster to verify, quote, and reuse.

We also improved how results are ranked in situations where several sources mention similar terms. The experience should feel less noisy, especially on broad searches where the first results used to require more manual sorting.