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854,578 documents we prepared ourselves, plus federal and state case law. Each one is searched on its own, so a tax question doesn't return ethics opinions.
Case Law
Federal & state courts
Published and unpublished opinions, with citation analysis that shows who has cited a case and how deeply.
Judge Analytics
4,985 judges across 207 courts
How individual federal judges actually rule, drawn from their own signed orders rather than from reputation.
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AG Opinions
22,407 opinions from 35 states and DC
State attorney general opinions, persuasive authority on state law questions, with the answer up front.
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Ethics Opinions
16,553 opinions from 69 bars and ethics boards
Conflicts, fees, trust accounts and advertising. The rule, without reading the whole ruling.
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50-State Surveys
9,265 state answers across 186 topics
The same question answered for all 50 states, side by side, each one checked against its own source.
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Statute Annotations
649,035 case notes across 1182 statute sections
For each statute section, the cases that construed it: one-sentence holdings with verbatim quotes, linked to the full opinions.
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Case Citator
15,596 cases screened
Is a case still good law? What later courts actually did to it, each treatment quoted verbatim from the citing opinion.
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State Tax Rulings
34,340 rulings from 27 states
State revenue department letter rulings and advisory opinions, with the question answered first.
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IRS Rulings
45,458 written determinations
Private letter rulings, chief counsel advice and determinations, in plain English, and flagged as non-precedential.
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Agency Decisions
63,882 decisions
OSHA and MSHA review commission and ALJ decisions: what was decided, and whether it counts as precedent.
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Labor Guidance
8,653 documents from 8 states and federal agencies
Federal and state labor-agency opinion letters and policies on wages, leave and retaliation.
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The surveys answer for all 50 states. The others cover the states listed above, and we say so here so you don't find out mid-argument.