A European AI legal workspace that answers only from verified EU and national law, and links every claim to the paragraph behind it.
15.9 million+
Verified legal documents indexed
610+
Verified sources and databases
31
Jurisdictions indexed
€39
Per seat, per month, excluding VAT
What eulaw.ai is
An AI legal workspace that researches, reviews and drafts across EU and national law. Ask in plain language, get a grounded answer, and open the exact article or paragraph behind every claim.
Research case law: find the rulings that decide a question, with the passage that decides it.
Check compliance: what a national law actually requires, not what a model remembers.
Review contracts: upload one and surface the risks and the rules that apply.
Compare jurisdictions: see how a rule differs across member states in one pass.
We run eulaw.ai against bare frontier models on identical questions, and publish the result.
Six tracks, from identifier lookups to a hundred-turn conversation. The bare comparison is pinned to the same model eulaw.ai generates with, so the difference is the retrieval, not the weights. A refusal counts as a failure: the question is whether you got an answer, not whether the model avoided one.
Why general AI is not enough
In law, accuracy is everything. General models invent legislation and case law that does not exist. eulaw.ai answers only from official databases, and links every claim straight to the paragraph.
Verified against binding authority. General models blend law across jurisdictions; eulaw.ai retrieves only from verified sources.
No invented cases. The classic failure is a citation to a case that never existed. Grounding every reference in a retrieved document prevents it.
No knowledge cutoff. Law changes constantly, and a model cannot know a judgment handed down after it was trained. eulaw.ai can index one the day it is published.
Jurisdiction control. Limit research to the European jurisdictions you choose, plus international instruments with legal weight in Europe.
Supporting research: the Oxford Academic study "Large Legal Fictions" found general models fabricate legal sources on a majority of legal queries, and Stanford HAI research confirms that retrieval-based legal tools sharply reduce errors against general models.
What it does
Natural language queries. No search syntax, no legalese required.
Source references. Every claim links to its source document, so you can verify it in one click.
Document analysis. Upload contracts and legal documents for clause review and risk spotting.
Ask and answer in any of the official EU languages, with intelligent translation.
Conversation history. Every research session is saved, so you can build on past work.
Jurisdiction and date filters. Focus by country and by the law as it stood on a date.
My Library
A private collection of your own files, contracts, client files and memos, that the AI can search and reason over, kept separate from the public legal knowledge base.
Create and organise as many libraries as the work needs, and rename them inline.
Add documents by drag and drop, or pull them from your existing folders.
Live indexing. Each document shows its progress, so you always know what is ready to search.
Custom instructions. Tell the AI how to treat each library, for example to cite the exact clause or flag unusual liability terms.
Use them in chat. Select the libraries you want and retrieval is scoped to those documents.
Private by default. Each library is its own private index, searchable only by you, only when you select it.
Where you can use it
eulaw.ai runs in the browser, inside Word, and inside your AI assistant.
Microsoft Word
Select a clause and it is checked against the law that applies to it. Findings are highlighted in place, and a suggested rewrite applies as a tracked change you accept or reject like any other edit.
A Model Context Protocol server gives your assistant cited legal search, document upload and analysis, and access to your folders and libraries, without leaving the tool you are already in.
Ask for a change to a document you are working on and you get a redline rather than a rewrite: each edit shown in place against the law it follows from, accepted or rejected one at a time or in bulk.
Built for your sector
HR and recruitment: employment contracts across the EU, from hiring to termination.
Tech, SaaS and software: from GDPR to the AI Act, clarity before you ship.
Pharma, life science and medtech: EU and national regulation, distribution and compliance.
Manufacturing and industrial: liability, warranties and ESG duties across the supply chain.
Wholesale, distribution and trade: EU distribution and agency law.
Professional services: liability, governing law and jurisdiction settled before a dispute.
Financial services, fintech and payments: reporting and licensing duties before you launch.
Energy, ESG and sustainability: reporting deadlines and documented compliance.
Logistics, transport and mobility: cross-border liability and employment obligations.
International SMEs and scaleups: know the rules before entering a new market.
Every EU member state is in the index. Denmark and the EU are fully live and maintained; the rest are indexed and in active beta. The table is read from the same nightly count that retrieval serves, so it is what is actually there.
Compliance coverage
Every major EU compliance framework, across every domain of EU law.
Financial services and markets: PSD2 and PSD3, MiCAR, DORA, MiFID II and MiFIR, AML and AMLR, CRD and CRR, EMIR, Solvency II, IDD, PRIIPs, UCITS, AIFMD, CSDR, Prospectus Regulation.
Data, digital and cyber: GDPR, AI Act, DSA, DMA, Data Act, DGA, NIS2, Cyber Resilience Act, eIDAS 2.0, ePrivacy, EHDS.
Environment and sustainability: CSRD, CSDDD, CBAM, Taxonomy Regulation, Green Claims, packaging and waste, EUDR.
Employment and social: Working Time Directive, Posted Workers, Platform Work, Pay Transparency, Whistleblower Directive.
Tax: VAT Directive, ATAD, DAC6, DAC7 and DAC8, Pillar Two Directive, FASTER.
Foundations: TEU, TFEU, the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and the ECHR.