ResearchComing soon
Answers grounded in real legal sources, not the open web
Overview
Research
Legal research demands answers grounded in real, authoritative sources — laws, decisions, contracts, and legal documents from around the world — rather than the open web. Research is powered by the Blackstone Graph, a living, international legal knowledge graph with an open schema, built for humans and agents alike.
Use cases
Authoritative over generic
A living network of laws, cases, people, and entities — not scraped web pages.
Unlike previous attempts at modeling law, Blackstone considers the fundamental atoms of the world of law to be people, places, and instruments, not legal norms alone. Law is a process that operates on the world; the graph models that world structurally and leaves normative interpretation to lawyers and agents.
Research delivers answers grounded in real legal sources — the culmination of work to make law and data get along.
International coverage
Covers every major civil and common law jurisdiction.
To build Blackstone, we indexed over 400 data sources across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore, and EU — standardized to minimize loss of valuable distinctions.
Blackstone’s schema supports common, civil, mixed, and tribal legal systems regardless of language and jurisdictional peculiarities, and will be interoperable with popular legal ontologies and formats including Akoma Ntoso (AKN), FOLIO, and LMSS.
Built for humans and agents
Agent-facing and open from day one — with API access and MCP at release.
Instead of querying a search box alone, agents can make API requests, speak to MCP servers, and grep file systems — grounding their work in structured legal data.
We expect to release the Blackstone Graph through the Beta Program in the coming months, including the Research platform that puts the full stack in front of end users for the first time.