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the way it should be run.
Lexqura unites your CRM, case files, AI legal research, document drafting, time tracking, and billing in one workspace, grounded in U.S. federal law. Every answer cites a real statute. Every draft starts from your case facts.
Built for legal practice in the United States · Pilot plan free
USC titles indexed
Answer grounding
Draft time saved
Federal Rules
Grounded in United States’s law
Trained on the law that governs you.
Lexqura's U.S. corpus covers the Constitution, eight high-use USC titles (Bankruptcy, Commerce, Copyrights, Crimes, Internal Revenue, Judiciary, Patents, Public Health), and the five core sets of Federal Rules (Civil, Criminal, Evidence, Appellate, Bankruptcy). Sources are the official USLM XML from uscode.house.gov and Cornell LII. State corpora (CA, NY, TX) ship next.
Common law expertise across Africa, Asia-Pacific, and beyond
Every answer traces to a statute section or reported case
55+ jurisdictions worldwide, expanding continuously
U.S. federal corpus · statutes + rules live
U.S. Constitution
constitution
Title 11, Bankruptcy
statute
Title 15, Commerce
statute
Title 17, Copyrights
statute
Title 18, Crimes
statute
Title 26, Internal Revenue
statute
Title 28, Judiciary
statute
Title 35, Patents
statute
Title 42, Public Health
statute
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
rule
Federal Rules of Evidence
rule
Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure
rule
United States questions
Straight answers.
What U.S. law is covered?
The Constitution, eight high-use USC titles (11, 15, 17, 18, 26, 28, 35, 42) covering bankruptcy, commerce, copyrights, crimes, the Internal Revenue Code, the judiciary, patents, and public health & civil rights, plus FRCP, FRE, FRAP, FRCrP, and FRBP.
Are the sources official?
Yes. USC titles come from the Office of Law Revision Counsel’s USLM XML releases (uscode.house.gov); Federal Rules are from Cornell LII. Every chunk is traceable to a canonical section and release point.
What about state law?
Federal ships first. California, New York, and Texas are queued next — public sources like leginfo (CA) and statutes.capitol.texas.gov (TX) let us ingest state codes with the same pipeline.
Can a U.S. firm with cross-border work use this?
Yes. Firm settings let you pick multiple jurisdictions (e.g. US + GH for a diaspora practice). Research and drafts scope per case or per session so each matter stays grounded in the right corpus.
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