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LexplugLegal Research

Lexplug is a next-generation case brief site, used by students at over 190 law schools in the United States.

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The LawficeDee Swarna · Disputes Lawyer

The Lawfice helps consumers work out whether their problem has legal legs and what to do about it. It is an AI-powered tool with a cast of Sims-style agents modelled after The Office, each performing a distinct task: Pam takes your intake and works out what kind of case you have. Dwight pulls the names, dates and keywords that matter. Angela connects to your Gmail and finds the supporting emails herself (using keywords formed from your initial description), or you can upload documents yourself if you prefer. Jim builds a sourced timeline from the evidence. Michael delivers the verdict: pursue it (with a lawyer or independently) or walk away. Oscar drafts any follow-up emails and assembles your full case pack, ready to use or hand to a lawyer.

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ChronosDee Swarna · Disputes Lawyer

AI tool that builds case chronologies instantly. Upload legal documents and automatically extract key events into timelines, exportable as PDF or Word.

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Prompting Hand-out for LawyersElgar Weijtmans · Head of Technology

A modern, user-friendly React application for the prompting guide for lawyers. Built with React, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS (with shadcn/ui design system).

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origami-methodMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions Korea

𝗢𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗮𝗺𝗶 𝗠𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗱 Lock a one sentence target Build a context packet: objective, boundaries, definition of done Classify risk high enough to justify strict gates Define creases: inputs, outputs, exclusions Run the workflow: read → analyze → draft → gatekeep, test on real cases, log minimal folds, then lock The Origami Workflow Guide helps design the dedicated prompts you need for repeatable workflows, without improvisation.

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AI GRC CopilotMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions Korea

The AI GRC Copilot helps generate a stack of 30 basic artifacts for use in AI GRC. Not everyone needs every item. If you are running high-risk AI in a grown-up organization, this is the map. Governance is, among other things, a documentation engine that produces decisions and proof. If you cannot point to the artifact, the owner, the control and the log, you do not have governance. You have hope. The prompt will not do the job for you. You supply facts, constraints, decisions and approvals. The model drafts and stress-tests. You own the risk. Delegation is not abdication. 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗟𝗶𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗛𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻.

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RedCap-00Michael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions Korea

RedCap-00 is the first tool in 𝗚𝗥𝗖 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁™: a free public self-check, evidence-capped and conservative by design. Use it to evaluate whether your organization can make real operational choices inside 72 hours under disruption. It focuses on five moves: safe pause, treasury reroute, data switchboard, substitution of critical dependencies, and clean market exit.

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GRCnext-CopilotMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions Korea

GRCnext™ Copilot scores evidence-backed “Global Optionality” across critical services (Pipes, Switches, Exits) and outputs dossiers, exit tactics, playbooks, drills, and a 90-day backlog.

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Contract-Mechanism-Review-AssistantMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions Korea

This is the spellbook for the Contract Mechanism Review Assistant. It reads slowly, thinks conservatively, and writes with discipline. It treats every agreement as: a mechanism for risk transfer a business plan in clauses a memorialization of future performance It produces clause-by-clause issue spotting, insert-ready edits, fallback positions, and a short deal-risk summary you can paste into an email.

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PPlaybook RedlinerDouglas Kim · Head of Legal

The project is intended to allow lawyers to create playbooks which are applied against uploaded documents, thereby helping with quick review of documents.

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MManus Clause BankValter Pasanen · Legal AI Analyst

A legal document clause extraction and management system powered by AI. Upload legal documents and automatically extract, organize, and search clauses using artificial intelligence.

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Contract SimulatorNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

Upload a contract, select a stress-test scenario, and get a streaming clause-by-clause AI walkthrough of triggered obligations, timelines, and liabilities.

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Vulnerability ScannerNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

Self-hosted web app that scans live websites for security vulnerabilities. 18 scanner modules, real-time SSE streaming, and AI fix prompt export.

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AI Governance RegisterNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

AI system registry and governance tracker with EU AI Act risk classification, impact assessments, and a compliance dashboard.

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Vibe CheckNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

Claude Code security audit slash command built for vibe coders. 8 audit phases, 40+ tech stack detection, and 77+ real vulnerability patterns.

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Legal FlowNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

Enterprise legal operations platform — contract lifecycle, privacy compliance, vendor risk, and team analytics unified in one AI-powered workspace. 6 modules, 30 features, dark/light themes.

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Legal Knowledge BaseNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

RAG-powered legal knowledge base for institutional memory. Upload documents and ask natural-language questions to get answers with source citations.

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License Compliance ScannerNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

Scan dependency manifests for open-source license compliance. Identifies licenses via package registries and SPDX, evaluates against configurable policies.

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MixdItNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

Personal cocktail companion with 1000+ recipes, bar inventory tracking, custom recipe creation, drink history with photos, personal analytics, and smart shopping lists.

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GentlrNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ Wiz

AI communication assistant that transforms messages with tone adjustments, clarity improvements, translations, and culture-aware formatting across Slack, Email, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn.

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CCaseLab - Demystifying legal concepts for budding lawyersDipti Sharma · Head - Legal Tech @ Trilegal

It is an L&D tool to help budding lawyers learn through a gamified experience. You upload case files and it turns the files into a game for learning the essential concepts of that case.

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LawvableAntoine Louis · Legal Engineer

The open ecosystem around Agent Skills for law.

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RRedline TextMark Kay · Associate General Counsel

I frequently get requests to quickly review a paragraph or two that a client sends in an email. Like most lawyers who live and die with redline I would copy to text and then change format - red, strikethough - and delete text and then change format -green, underlined - to show the changes to the client. I used Google AI Studio to develop an application that allows me to copy the text (or even an image) into a text box, edit in another text box, and show the redline version in another. I can copy the redline as text or an image as well as generate an email that show the redline, explains the changes, and provides the clean text

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PPlaybook GeneratorMark Kay · Associate General Counsel

Fork of Kevin Keller's playbook generator. One of the great parts of being a Legal Quant is that we are cultivating a culture and mindset of seeing someone else's solution and looking for ways to adopt it for your own workflow. I added a web search and gave more options for the LLM (I use an OpenAI compatible proxy for my LLMs).

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GGemini Gem for LQ Hackathon - Replit basedMark Kay · Associate General Counsel

Gemini Gem developed to assist with developing the PRD and coding instruction for coding assistant that may assist LQ Hackathon participates to generate a starting point for their projects. Gemini Gem at https://gemini.google.com/gem/1dkTy3bsyO2UL6bdhV8NIpptgIIe29hNc?usp=sharing Link to system instructions at https://docs.google.com/document/d/17r6PWMGStv1dGbKwChIPq41e3qc-lWBib7BCloKH05E/edit?usp=sharing

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IIssue List GeneratorMark Kay · Associate General Counsel

Reviews a contract and extracts out the redline and comments. This is used to generate an issue list that shows the redline, explains the change and provides a recommendation. This was originally developed for my company's own playbook but I have made it generic to allow the user to choose which party they are representing and also provide their own playbook. After the issue list is generated you can download the table and even generate an email to send to one of the people mentioned in the comments. The tagging of the assignee works best is you use an @person or Note to Person in the comment.

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Tax Defense StrategistEmmanouil Leivadiotakis · Tax Litigation Lawyer

LegalStrategy AI: From Raw Ruling to Actionable Defense A sophisticated Proof of Concept (POC) designed to bridge the gap between receiving a court decision and crafting a rebuttal. This "Second Brain" for litigators automates deep fact analysis, timeline generation, and legal issue mapping. Features include a specialized Prescription Detector and a Defense Strategy Mapper that suggests procedural claims based on an integrated jurisprudence database. Export your entire strategy directly to Word to accelerate your filing process.

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Ritwik Bhattacharya · Innovation Attorney
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CClauseWiseJesselyn T · Blockchain & Fintech Senior Legal Counsel

💡 The problem We’ve all been here: - seeing “in accordance with applicable law” everywhere… but which law exactly? - receiving a contract flooded with redlines with zero explanation - spending days going back and forth, trying to reverse-engineer the counterparty’s rationale then, drafting cross-border contracts while constantly switching between Word and browser tabs worrying we’ve missed something critical I built ClauseWise to tackle exactly these. ⚖️ It helps you: - identify which laws actually apply to your deal - surface relevant regulatory frameworks, including extra-territorial regimes - understand the legal basis and market practice behind clauses - clearly distinguish governing law vs independent regulatory obligations In short, it lays the legal and regulatory foundation for you, so you can negotiate with clarity and confidence. 👩‍⚖️ Who is this for? - corporate counsel reviewing redlines or drafting agreements - lawyers adapting templates across jurisdictions - anyone who wants to sanity-check if their clauses align with applicable laws As a former dispute lawyer, I would have loved this (especially to cross-check whether my pleadings comply with both substantive and procedural law) to avoid technical mistakes that could get a case struck out from the outset - who knows, we might roll out a separate feature catered to dispute lawyers in my v2 😉 Feel free to try it out here: clause-wise.replit.app

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Jesselyn T · Blockchain & Fintech Senior Legal Counsel
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DdarkreaderIris Ng · Counsel

Dark mode, but customisable and pretty

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    A Firefox extension that finds the case discussed on a web page (a news article, blog post, opinion piece) and links you straight to it on CourtListener. Click the toolbar button — Claude identifies the case and the extension searches CourtListener for the match, usually in a few seconds. In beta, install instructions are in the README.

    Rebecca FordonAssistant Director of Innovation, Research & Instruction
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    Brief HistoryLegal Research

    Brief History is an interactive legal research tool. Type in any action — like “terminate an employee” or “collect biometric data” — and get a visual timeline of every relevant statute, regulation, and key case mapped chronologically. Click any entry to expand details, toggle categories on and off to filter by jurisdiction or legal domain. A fast way to see the full regulatory picture around a specific action without digging through Westlaw.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Zachary BrennerFounder & JD/MBA Candidate
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    Keeling Schedule GeneratorLegal Research

    A Keeling schedule is the redline of an existing law when amended by a later law (Act) or prospective law (Bill). These are very useful if you want to understand the current state of the law or how a law will be amended. The government often produces one eventually but is is very useful to have this information earlier as the law is being negotiated. The government tool is here: https://help.lawmaker.legislation.gov.uk/help/live/generating-a-keeling-schedule . I wanted to create a better version that would be available to everyone.

    Ashley WintonDirector
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    SAL Style Citation GeneratorLegal Research

    Browser-based citation helper for Singapore legal writing, generates case citations and short-form references aligned to the current project scope from:

    Kevan WeeBrand Protection @ Shopee | BSc(Computing & Law)
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    Singapore Case Law ScraperLegal Research

    Singapore's eLitigation provides all written judgments issued by the Supreme Court of Singapore since 2000. This code can be modified to search for specific areas of law based on the catchword or specific keywords as found in the full judgment. (NOTE: Users should ensure that any execution of the script complies with the website’s Terms of Use and any applicable access or data usage policies.)

    Kevan WeeBrand Protection @ Shopee | BSc(Computing & Law)
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    BART: Statutory Reference Checker (Currently private)Legal Research

    (As part of a final year project under SMU's BSc (Computing & Law)) A Microsoft Word add-in for scanning and verifying statutory citations in legal documents. Built with Next.js (frontend) and Python (backend). The backend provides semantic search over Singapore statute text (Legal-BERT/GEMMA, ChromaDB, BM25 + reranker)

    Kevan WeeBrand Protection @ Shopee | BSc(Computing & Law)
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    Singapore Parliamentary Debate ScraperLegal Research

    A reliable Singapore Parliamentary Hansard scraper that pulls daily report JSON from the SPRS endpoint and stores normalized records in an incremental Excel master file. (NOTE: Users should ensure that any execution of the script complies with the website’s Terms of Use and any applicable access or data usage policies.)

    Kevan WeeBrand Protection @ Shopee | BSc(Computing & Law)
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    NomolithLegal Research

    Nomolith is experimental software that crawls and continuously updates a collection of primary and secondary legal materials, and provides a web app and an MCP server with hybrid keyword & semantic search. Bring your own agent; MCP confirmed to work with a local agent & local model.

    Ansel HalliburtonSenior Lead Counsel, Global Trademark Portfolio
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    ALPR NavigatorLegal Research

    Automatic license plate reader (ALPR) law varies considerably across jurisdictions. The most significant split centers on law enforcement versus private/personal use. This tool maps the two tracks multiple ways to surface what the law requires, permits, prohibits, or remains silent on.

    Peter ScrippsSr. Privacy Counsel - Head of Legal Privacy & AI
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    Rag Builder - QueryLexLegal Research

    Upload your legal documents, get a queryable assistant in seconds. Designed for legal use cases — source-tracked answers, citation preservation, no setup. PDFs, Word, web URLs supported. Free, browser-based.

    Andrius PetrenasLegal Counsel & Compliance Manager
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    Immigration Legal Chatbot Legal Research

    AI-powered legal information tool helping international students navigate visa processes, OPT applications, travel signatures, Social Security, and emergency protocols. Provides step-by-step guidance with source citations and appropriate disclaimers. Deployed on Hugging Face with privacy-conscious design — no personal data stored. Built with Python and Hugging Face Spaces.

    Rebeccah H.Legal Operations
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    data.zeeker.sgLegal Research

    A free, open legal data platform for Singapore — judgements, government newsroom releases, parliamentary replies, and legal news, all queryable via SQL or downloadable as CSV, JSON, or SQLite. Built and maintained solo because Singapore's legal data deserved better infrastructure than copy-pasting from government websites. Runs lean on purpose: the architecture fits in a side project budget without sacrificing reliability.

    Hou Fu AngSenior Legal Counsel
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    Legal Week Cite CheckerLegal Research

    iOS app that validates legal citations on the go using the CourtListener API. Enter a citation, get the case name, opinion text, and a direct link to the full document — built in SwiftUI for the Legal Week conference.

    Kevin KellerProduct Counsel
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    CaseThreadLegal Research

    Chrome extension to analyze and organize court judgments using multiple AI models. Supports a "Bring Your Own Key" approach, giving users direct control over their AI providers and data.

    Troy Zhaoyi SongDisputes & Tech Lawyer
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    Statutory Analysis SkillLegal Research

    Guide for reading, interpreting, and applying statutes, regulations, and rules in legal and compliance contexts.

    Rafal Stanislaw FrycIncoming Associate
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