CiteLaw

CiteLaw: real legal authority, inside Claude Connect Claude to a comprehensive U.S. legal library: 9.3M+ court opinions, 1.6M+ statutes, regulations, court rules, judges' standing orders, agency decisions and guidance, Tax Court opinions, and 355K+ law journal articles. Every citation Claude returns is retrieved from the library. It's real, verifiable, and linkable, not generated from memory. What Claude can do with CiteLaw connected: Search authorities. Ask a legal question in plain English and Claude searches cases, statutes, and rules across jurisdictions, or run precise Boolean/keyword queries. Read the full text. Pull an entire opinion, statute, or rule by ID, not just a snippet. Shepardize. Check whether a case is still good law: Claude finds later decisions citing it and surfaces how they treat it. Verify and extract citations. Paste a brief or citation list and Claude confirms each authority exists and what it's cited for, catching hallucinated or mismatched cites before you file. It can also pull citations from text automatically. Look up judges. Get a federal judge's role, court, and background in one query. Check corpus coverage. See how much material CiteLaw holds for a jurisdiction or authority type before you rely on it. Save your work. Save a research session or drafted document (as a Word file) to your workspace, and write notes linked to your matter. Query past notes and sessions instead of starting from scratch. Work by matter. Switch workspaces and matters mid-session so research lands in the right place. Built for attorneys, law students, and legal scholars. CiteLaw retrieves and explains the law; it is a research tool, not legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Free library access. citelaw.org