Legal Research Assistant
Available nowLegalResearch structure, case summaries and jurisdiction comparison.
Structures legal research questions, summarises supplied cases and documents, organises references and compares jurisdictions from material you provide. No legal database is connected and this is not legal advice: the runtime never cites authorities it has not been given.
Hi — I'm your legal research assistant. Research structure, case summaries and jurisdiction comparison.
Tell me what you're working on and I'll take it from there. If I need a couple of details to do it properly, I'll ask.
For example:
- Frame a research question into issues and sub-issues
- Summarise a judgment into facts, holding and reasoning
- Organise supplied authorities into a reference table
How to use this product
What it does
When to use it
Expected inputs
- · Research question (required)
- · Jurisdiction
- · Supplied sources
- · Case or document text
- · Authorities and notes (required)
- · Issue (required)
- · Material per jurisdiction
- · File upload (optional) — text/plain, text/markdown, text/csv, application/json, application/pdf, up to 8 MB
Expected outputs
- · Legal research: formatted text — Structure a research question.
- · Case summary: formatted text — Summarise a supplied judgment or document.
- · Legal references: formatted text — Organise supplied authorities.
- · Jurisdiction comparison: formatted text — Compare supplied jurisdictional material.
- · Legal research
- · Case summaries
- · Legal references
- · Jurisdiction comparison
Technical details
Use cases
Frame a research question into issues and sub-issues
Summarise a judgment into facts, holding and reasoning
Organise supplied authorities into a reference table
Compare how two jurisdictions treat one supplied issue
