Search Canadian case law, browse legislation, and check citations via the CanLII API.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for searching Canadian legal information via the CanLII API. Search cases, browse legislation, and check citations — all from Claude Desktop or Claude Code. Full-text search — search across all of CanLII by keyword, case name, or legal concept Case citator — check if a case is still good law by finding what later cases cite it Legislation browsing — browse…
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for searching Canadian legal information via the CanLII API. Search cases, browse legislation, and check citations — all from Claude Desktop or Claude Code. Full-text search — search across all of CanLII by keyword, case name, or legal concept Case citator — check if a case is still good law by finding what later cases cite it Legislation browsing — browse statutes and regulations by jurisdiction Bilingual — English and French support across all tools…
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