Assistant Director of Innovation, Research & Instruction
Former corporate bankruptcy partner, current law librarian
Request an introI practiced corporate bankruptcy for 10 years and now teach legal research and legal technology as a librarian. I’m also a huge advocate for open access to legal information and am on the board at Free Law Project, so enjoy exploring what's possible with open data. I'm fascinated by the Legal Quants project because I had *so many* of these little ideas when I was practicing, where I could never find quite the right piece of software.
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.
A spatial research tool for Title 11 of the U.S. Code. Pull sections, defined terms, and cross-references onto a canvas; arrange them, follow the trail, save your work.
Ask natural language questions about any federal bankruptcy case — powered by documents freely available through the RECAP Archive and CourtListener API. Try the demo, install to add your own cases.
Verify legal citations against CourtListener. Catches hallucinated case citations from AI tools by checking whether a citation actually exists and belongs to the case it claims to.
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