Legal data should be useful without becoming opaque.
Deep Legal is an independent research platform for searchable public legal data and evidence-led analysis. The goal is to make complex records easier to explore while keeping the source, method, and limitations visible.
Research principles
Method before magic
Traceable sources
Research should make it clear where a record came from and what context may be missing.
Useful interfaces
Large datasets become more valuable when people can search, filter, compare, and inspect them directly.
Honest limits
AI-assisted analysis can accelerate review, but inference must not be presented as established fact.
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Working research experiences
Ontario lawyer explorer
Search and analyze public data for more than 76,000 Ontario legal professionals.
Open project →Federal court analysis
Explore case outcomes and litigation patterns in Southern District of New York records.
Open project →Public-file metadata research
Review a large congressional file collection through distributions, structure, and anomalies.
Open project →Web access timeline
Follow the legal and technical history of YouTube access, yt-dlp, the DMCA, and browser automation.
Open project →Research information, not legal advice
Deep Legal is not a law firm and does not recommend a lawyer or predict a legal outcome. Verify directory records with the relevant regulator and consult a qualified professional for advice about a specific matter.