Built for legal practice in the United States.
Lexqura holds your clients, matters, documents, time and invoices in one workspace, grounded in U.S. federal law. Research answers cite the section they rely on. Drafts start from your own case facts.
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USC titles indexed
Retrievable passages
Answer grounding
Federal Rules
Source: Lexqura corpus index, 55 primary sources reconciled against the document store.
Grounded in United States鈥檚 law
Read from the law itself.
Lexqura's U.S. corpus covers the Constitution, five titles of the United States Code (11 Bankruptcy, 17 Copyrights, 18 Crimes, 28 Judiciary, 35 Patents), and all five sets of Federal Rules (Civil, Criminal, Evidence, Appellate, Bankruptcy). That is 8,826 retrievable passages, taken from the official USLM releases at uscode.house.gov and from Cornell LII. Statute and rules only; case law is not indexed. State corpora are next on the roadmap.
55 primary sources across 2 live jurisdictions
Every answer cites a section you can open
Statutes and procedural rules; case law is not indexed
U.S. federal corpus 路 statutes and rules live
U.S. Constitution
constitution
Title 11, Bankruptcy
statute
Title 17, Copyrights
statute
Title 18, Crimes
statute
Title 28, Judiciary
statute
Title 35, Patents
statute
Fed. R. Civ. P.
rule
Fed. R. Crim. P.
rule
Fed. R. Evid.
rule
Fed. R. App. P.
rule
Fed. R. Bankr. P.
rule
United States questions
Straight answers.
What U.S. law is covered?
The Constitution, five titles of the United States Code (11, 17, 18, 28 and 35) covering bankruptcy, copyrights, crimes and criminal procedure, the judiciary, and patents, plus the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Appellate Procedure and Bankruptcy Procedure. Reported decisions are not in the corpus.
Are the sources official?
Yes. USC titles come from the Office of the Law Revision Counsel鈥檚 USLM releases at uscode.house.gov; the Federal Rules come from Cornell LII. Every passage traces back to a canonical section and release point.
What about state law?
Federal ships first. California, New York and Texas are queued next; public sources such as leginfo (CA) and statutes.capitol.texas.gov (TX) let us ingest state codes through the same pipeline.
Can a U.S. firm with cross-border work use this?
Yes. Firm settings let you select more than one jurisdiction, for example US and GH for a diaspora practice. Research and drafts scope per matter, so each one stays grounded in the right corpus.
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