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9 legal research skills. Trigger: legal research, case law analysis, regulatory compliance. Design: legal databases, citation networks, and judicial analytics tools.

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Legal Research — 9 Skills

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SkillDescription
caselaw-access-apiQuery 360+ years of US case law via the Harvard Caselaw Access Project
courtlistener-apiLegal case law database with PACER data and judge profiles
legal-agent-skills-guideAgent skills collection for legal research and automation
legal-nlp-guideNLP techniques for legal text analysis, case law mining, and contracts
legal-research-guideLegal research methods, case law analysis, and compliance tools
opencontracts-guideLegal document annotation, versioning, and analysis platform
patent-analysis-guidePatent search, classification, landscape analysis, and prior art mining
regulatory-compliance-guideRegulatory text mining, compliance research, and policy analysis tools
uk-legislation-apiAccess UK laws and statutory instruments via the Legislation.gov.uk API

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