Legal Library

The legal library built into your firm

Case law and legislation, browsable by jurisdiction and queryable with AI. Every answer cites its source so you can verify it before you rely on it.

Precedent and statute, without leaving the file

Case law and statutes sit spread across slow official portals. Bufete gathers them into a library your assistant knows: you ask, and the answer comes back cited to the source.

Case law

Ask for precedent by subject, not by number

The assistant searches the case law of your jurisdiction and answers with citations that link to the text of the ruling.

  • Search rulings by topic, court, or subject matter in one question
  • Filter by court when only that level is any use to you
  • Every claim links back to the ruling so you can confirm it
  • Follow-up questions keep the thread of your research

Legislation

Browse statutes by jurisdiction

Explore the legislation of the jurisdictions you work in, with filters and search.

  • Statutes organized by jurisdiction, with filters and pagination
  • Open the full text without leaving for another portal
  • Report a statute with incomplete data right from its page
  • Query the law from the chat with your case context

Results

From the source to the case file

What you find becomes memos and drafts, with the citations already attached.

  • Turn the answer into a memo with the source links intact
  • Send the text to the editor to keep working
  • Export it to Word when it is time to hand it over
  • The project keeps the thread in case the topic comes back

What it does for your practice

The corpus of your jurisdiction

The official sources of the jurisdictions you work in, not an international corpus that never cites the rule that governs your case.

It reads the whole ruling

The AI works from the full judgment rather than the headnote, so it reaches the reasoning and not just the holding.

Always current

The library syncs itself with official sources; you never depend on manual updates.

Who it is for

  • Litigators who need precedent for their briefs
  • Firms that cannot pay for a database in every jurisdiction
  • Teams that ground legal opinions in current law

Bring us a question from your practice area

In the demo we look it up in the library in front of you, with the source on screen.