AI is already part of how legal work gets done, including ours. Today we're publishing the three policies that guide how Free Law Project develops and uses AI, in the open, for anyone to read, borrow, and build on.
Rachel Gao
The law belongs to everyone, and our mission is to help people understand it. For 30 days, we're doubling the power of CourtListener's AI legal research tools for members and non-members alike, so more people can research the law with AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT.
Michael Lissner
CourtListener is now available as a new MCP Connector inside Claude and other AI assistants, giving AI agents native access to the full power of CourtListener — case law, PACER data, citation analysis, oral argument transcripts, judge data, and more.
Eri O'Diah
Search case law using natural language, right from CourtListener. Semantic search is now live on the website!
Rachel Gao
Try out our Semantic Search API in CourtListener, a big step forward in case law search!
Rachel Gao
With an overwhelming response from the legal community, we're in the home stretch of curating the data for building the first open-source AI-powered legal citator—and we need your help to cross the finish line.
Rachel Gao
If you’re excited about open-source technology and passionate about advancing access to legal information, we invite you to volunteer for our Citator Expert Annotation Project.
Rachel Gao
Democratizing access to legal citation analysis through AI, collaborative partnerships, and a methodical approach to determine the status of case law.
Rachel Gao
Latest developments in semantic search: our embedding generation tool Inception and our domain-adapted semantic search machine learning model.
Rachel Gao
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