Legal technology companies
The research behind your product matters. Let's discuss the authorities, source material, or research answers your workflow needs, and a focused way to evaluate LawEngine.
Legal research, engineered
Bring the matter. Put the Engine to work.
LawEngine is a legal research engine built around primary sources, relevance, and the details that matter. Bring the issue you are working on. Explore the authorities behind it and develop a grounded starting point for what comes next.
For legal technology companies, courts, and legal teams.
Illustrated research flow
Your matter
Facts and issues
Relevant authorities
Cases, statutes, and rules
Research you can work with
Answer and primary sources
Let's talk research
A serious research problem deserves a serious engine.
Building legal technology? Supporting a court? Taking on an unfamiliar matter? Tell us what the research needs to do.
Courts and legal institutions
Explore research workflows for the people reading briefs, examining authorities, and preparing legal work. Talk with us about staff research or institutional access needs.
Law firms and legal teams
Develop a starting point, investigate relevant authority, and carry the research into the tools and processes you already use.
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Also working on your own?
Test-drive the EngineMore under the hood
Legal research takes more than a good prompt.
Finding useful law is a research problem before it is a writing problem.
LawEngine searches a purpose-built corpus of legal sources. Retrieval, relevance ranking, and computational checks work together in the Engine. AI helps organize and explain the material. The engineering around it is what we care about.
A system of legal algorithms, with a little AI sparkle.
See the research methodFrom matter to research
Frame the problem. Broaden the research. Move forward.
Frame the matter
Describe the facts, issues, and jurisdiction. Signed in, you can also use a supported document as research context.
Discover relevant authority
Explore cases, statutes, regulations, and rules within the selected research scope. Look for the authorities and connections that deserve attention.
Develop a grounded answer
Work with an answer built around retrieved legal material, linked authorities, and available source evidence.
Carry the research forward
Read the authorities, refine the issue, and use the research in your existing drafting and review process.
The details are the work
An inch wide. A mile deep. Then we keep going.
The statute is one part of the research. The regulation, the court rule, the local requirement, and the source history can change where you look next.
We build jurisdiction by jurisdiction, with attention to the details that are easy to overlook.
Illinois, down to the venue
Research state law alongside supported local court rules, Chicago law, and legislative source records.
New York regulations
Explore the NYCRR and inspect the source and date information available for the material you find.
Federal law in the workflow
Bring relevant federal statutes, regulations, and rules into the research within supported coverage.
Explore the Engine
Coverage varies by jurisdiction and source. The product shows the scope of the research.
Show the work
Confidence should come with something to inspect.
Follow the research into its authorities and source text. See the available dates and what a particular check establishes.
Source details
This line checked against source“Each applicant shall make proof that the applicant has completed such law study…”
- Source
- Illinois Supreme Court Rules / Article VII / Rule 703
- Date
- Effective Apr. 1, 2026
- Checked
- The quote line above - not the whole answer
A green check is useful when you know what it means.
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Bring us the research problem.
If you are building a legal product, supporting an institution, or improving how a legal team works, let's talk about what the research needs to deliver.