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How to give your AI agent access to law as a structured tool

Most AI agents that touch legal workflows are stitched together with scraped data, ad-hoc PDFs, and a hope that the LLM figures out the rest. That breaks in production. This post covers what Law MCP is, why consistent schemas matter for legal tool-calling, and how it replaces the retrieval infrastructure every legal AI team is currently rebuilding from scratch.

Thursday, March 12, 2026

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Thursday, March 12, 2026

How to give your AI agent access to law as a structured tool

Most AI agents that touch legal workflows are stitched together with scraped data, ad-hoc PDFs, and a hope that the LLM figures out the rest. That breaks in production. This post covers what Law MCP is, why consistent schemas matter for legal tool-calling, and how it replaces the retrieval infrastructure every legal AI team is currently rebuilding from scratch.

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Thursday, March 12, 2026

How to give your AI agent access to law as a structured tool

Most AI agents that touch legal workflows are stitched together with scraped data, ad-hoc PDFs, and a hope that the LLM figures out the rest. That breaks in production. This post covers what Law MCP is, why consistent schemas matter for legal tool-calling, and how it replaces the retrieval infrastructure every legal AI team is currently rebuilding from scratch.

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March 12, 2026

Unit tests for legal AI: why your agent needs a CI eval pipeline

Legal AI degrades silently. MicroEvals adds fast, repeatable behavioral tests to your CI pipeline so citation failures, hallucinations, and clause drift get caught before production.

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March 12, 2026

Why "chat with PDF" breaks for legal documents — and how we fixed it

Generic PDF chat tools fail legal workflows because they cannot cite sources, handle linked documents, or do exact-phrase retrieval. Here is how LexReviewer solves each of those problems.

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March 12, 2026

Every metric that matters when evaluating a legal AI system

A complete guide to legal AI evaluation metrics — faithfulness, citation accuracy, clause coverage, hallucination rate, and more. Understand what each measures, when it matters, and how to use them together.

Abstract waveform graph inside a bordered panel on a dark background, with dashed horizontal threshold lines and vertical measurement markers, representing evaluation score thresholds

March 12, 2026

Unit tests for legal AI: why your agent needs a CI eval pipeline

Legal AI degrades silently. MicroEvals adds fast, repeatable behavioral tests to your CI pipeline so citation failures, hallucinations, and clause drift get caught before production.

Abstract node graph with circles connected by solid lines converging to a central double-ringed node, on a dark background, representing multi-document legal retrieval architecture

March 12, 2026

Why "chat with PDF" breaks for legal documents — and how we fixed it

Generic PDF chat tools fail legal workflows because they cannot cite sources, handle linked documents, or do exact-phrase retrieval. Here is how LexReviewer solves each of those problems.

Abstract measurement graph with a single waveform curve inside a bordered panel, dashed threshold lines and vertical measurement brackets on a dark background, representing evaluation scoring

March 12, 2026

Every metric that matters when evaluating a legal AI system

A complete guide to legal AI evaluation metrics — faithfulness, citation accuracy, clause coverage, hallucination rate, and more. Understand what each measures, when it matters, and how to use them together.