National and EU law
Search served law, with the provision, publisher, and source link on the row.
Ask a legal question from Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot Studio, Cursor, or your own agent. Ansvar searches served legislation and, on Premium and above, available case law, preparatory works, and agency guidance. Results arrive with their publisher and source URL, and your request tells the agent to leave unsupported conclusions unresolved.
The agent can draft and compare. Working from served sources keeps the legal basis checkable, and the last step is where a reviewer decides what the sources do not support.
Name the jurisdiction, issue, date, parties, and facts that shape the research question.
Search served national and EU legislation, then open the cited provision at its publisher.
Premium searches available decisions, preparatory works, and authority guidance for the issue.
Check each source and leave any unsupported interpretation open for qualified counsel.
Source availability differs by jurisdiction and corpus. The live coverage checker is the authority for what the gateway serves.
Search served law, with the provision, publisher, and source link on the row.
Search published decisions where a court corpus is served for the selected jurisdiction.
Search available bills, parliamentary papers, committee reports, and drafting records.
Search served regulator and public-authority publications, with the publisher carried on the row.
Start with a question, not a new research interface. The legal team stays in its chosen AI environment and opens the original sources before relying on the result.
Find the governing provisions, compare national rules, collect decisions, and prepare a sourced first pass for counsel review.
See a multi-jurisdiction research run →Give a reviewing agent the matter facts, jurisdiction, and issue. Require it to support the legal steps with served sources or name what it could not establish.
See a statutory document review →Legal research answers a scoped question with the sources available now. Regulatory intelligence watches enrolled publishers for new records and can start a later impact review.
Search the served legal record, review the sources, and preserve unresolved points.
Check research coverage →Track official publication records and prepare a cited impact review when something changes.
See publication monitoring →Choose a jurisdiction and topic in the live coverage checker, then connect the AI your team already uses.