WeJustice

WeJustice is a French legal-tech platform dedicated to collective justice, officially launched in 2026. It describes itself as "la plateforme de justice collective" and aims to unite citizens so that individual injustices can be transformed into collective legal actions. The platform positions itself as a "fifth power" (le 5ème pouvoir) alongside the traditional branches of government, using petitions, formal notices, negotiation, and litigation as its tools. Its stated mission is to make collective justice accessible to all. The project grew out of a legal ecosystem built over the previous decade. In 2015, the law firm Lexprecia was founded, providing the legal expertise behind later campaigns. In 2017, the first collective legal actions were launched. In 2020, the petition and collective-action platform Palace.legal opened. In 2022, WeJustice's predecessor ecosystem expanded with the acquisition of VpourVerdict.com and Cessezlefeu.com. WeJustice itself was launched in 2026 as the culmination of these efforts, with a public conference held on 20 June 2026. WeJustice organizes campaigns around specific causes. Its website lists three won battles — Covid vaccine contracts, Linky smart meters, and the reinstatement of a caregiver — and five launched battles: NotreAgriculture, StopPesticides, CovidGate, OrdreDesMédecins, and VoxAct (against online censorship), along with AuNomDuVote (for electoral integrity). The platform provides a transparent, step-by-step process for collective actions: signatures, formal notice (mise en demeure), negotiation, and legal action. It is aimed at French and European citizens seeking to challenge perceived injustices through coordinated legal means. The brand is associated with Maître Arnaud Durand, a lawyer who presented the platform's approach at the June 2026 conference. WeJustice operates as a private initiative and is not publicly listed. Its website serves as the primary hub for information, sign-ups, and campaign participation.

WeJustice is the culmination of a legal ecosystem built over more than a decade. In 2015, the law firm Lexprecia was founded, providing the legal foundation for later collective actions. In 2017, the first collective legal procedures were launched, marking a shift toward group litigation. In 2020, the platform Palace.legal opened, offering petitions and collective actions to the public. In 2022, the ecosystem expanded with the acquisition of VpourVerdict.com and Cessezlefeu.com, broadening its citizen-action tools. Finally, in 2026, WeJustice was launched as "la plateforme de justice collective," with a public conference on 20 June 2026. The platform's history is presented as a series of key steps leading to the emergence of a "fifth power."

• 2026

  Launch of WeJustice, the collective justice platform

• 2022

  Acquisition of VpourVerdict.com and Cessezlefeu.com

• 2020

  Opening of Palace.legal, a petition and collective action platform

• 2017

  First collective legal actions launched

• 2015

  Creation of Lexprecia, a law firm

• WeJustice public conference

A citizen-driven collective justice platform positioning itself as the "fifth power" to make legal action accessible to all.

• WeJustice platform

  A platform for collective legal actions, from signatures to verdict.

• Palace.legal

  A petition and collective action platform opened in 2020.

• VpourVerdict.com

  Acquired in 2022 to expand the citizen action ecosystem.

• Cessezlefeu.com

  Acquired in 2022 to expand the citizen action ecosystem.

• ContratsVaccinsCovid
• Linky
• SoignanteRéintégrée
• NotreAgriculture
• StopPesticides
• CovidGate
• OrdreDesMédecins
• VoxAct
• AuNomDuVote

1. 1Wejustice - La plateforme de justice collectivewejustice.legal
2. 2WeJustice - Wikidatawikidata.org