"Document analysis tools for legal documents" matching MCP servers:

A Model Context Protocol server that provides document analysis capabilities to LLM applications, including extraction, chunking, summarization, and semantic search for PDF, DOCX, and plaintext documents.

A Model Context Protocol server for legal document search and retrieval, powered by Azure Cosmos DB and Voyage AI embeddings, exposing 12 tools for semantic search, keyword search, Bates number lookup, claim-specific queries, and statutory citation search over a corpus of vectorized legal documents.

Enables AI assistants to search a library of over 20,000 open legal skills by keyword, by meaning, or a hybrid of both, filtering by jurisdiction, language, practice area, or tag. It also returns facet counts for the collection and retrieves the full text of any selected skill.

Verifies legal citations by fetching the exact, in-force wording of cited articles from official PL and EU legal sources, preventing hallucination by returning verbatim text.

Full-text search and retrieval over official congressional documents (hearings, committee reports, Congressional Record) with citations and govinfo.gov links, designed for grounding AI answers in the official record.

Enables natural language search and analysis of uploaded PDF, CSV, and Excel documents using retrieval-augmented generation and MCP tools, providing contextual answers to user queries.

The local PDF workflow for Claude Desktop and MCP hosts: fill, sign, merge, split, extract, and analyze PDFs without sending files to a web app.

An MCP server for Indian legal work that enables case-law research with verified citations, limitation and deadline calculations, legal document drafting, matter tracking, and contract search.

A remotely callable MCP server for US legal research that provides tools to search, retrieve, and analyze US case law from the CourtListener API, enabling agents to build evidence packs from primary sources without generating legal content.

Enables AI assistants to search and analyze German legal texts using vector embeddings and semantic search.

Enables reading and searching documents in allowlisted folders via LiteLLM and MCP tools, using COM for Office files to support IRM-protected content.

Enables US case law search, citation parsing, practice management via Clio, and federal court filings through PACER.

Indexes local documents (PDF, Word, Markdown, text) into a SQLite database for AI agents to search and retrieve bounded, source-located passages. Runs fully locally with optional OCR, preserving privacy.

Provides offline access to the French legal corpus (Legifrance/DILA) with full-text search, verbatim article retrieval, and citation grounding to prevent hallucinations.

Provides comprehensive tools for searching UK case law, legislation, parliamentary Hansard debates, and HMRC tax guidance. It features a specialized OSCOLA citation parser to extract and resolve legal references directly from text.

Provides unified access to German federal and state legislation, court decisions, and European Union legal databases for comprehensive legal research. It enables users to search and retrieve full-text laws, parliamentary documents, and judicial rulings directly through the Model Context Protocol.

A local document evidence layer for MCP clients that ingests documents (PDF, Office, images) with optional OCR, indexes them in SQLite FTS, and provides retrieval tools with source coordinates.

Provides AI agents with multi-format document indexing, hybrid dense and sparse search with reranking, and relational SQL querying over extracted tables.

Private local stdio MCP server for metadata-only discovery, recording, and querying of Markdown and PDF documents.

Enables AI agents to retrieve the verbatim text of German federal and state statutes, search official case law from BGH, BAG and BVerfG, and compute procedurally exact deadlines under §§ 187–193 BGB with weekend and public-holiday adjustment. It also supplies structured statutory-element blueprints with burden-of-proof allocation and assembles citation-secured research dossiers for pleadings.

Provides AI tools with access to ProudNet documentation through search, page retrieval, and section listing capabilities. Enables users to query ProudNet networking library documentation using natural language.

Enables deterministic research of Korean tax-law issues by retrieving and scoring official statutory evidence from law.go.kr and other legal sources, with citation verification and provenance, without deciding legal conclusions.

Enables searching, retrieving, and exploring World Bank documents and reports through natural language queries with advanced filtering options.

Enables AI assistants to search Taiwan's statutes by legal concept or keyword, fetch individual articles with official English translations, browse a law's structure, and search apex-court and Grand Chamber rulings or list every decision containing an exact phrase. All tools are read-only and query only public legal data, with Traditional Chinese queries translated by the assistant on request.

Official European law, expanding globally: 20M+ documents, 35+ jurisdictions, verifiable citations.

Enables AI agents to search, deep-read, and build knowledge bases from Markdown, PDF, DOCX, and PPTX documents via MCP tools for retrieval, document navigation, and ingestion.

Semantic and exact retrieval over 22M Taiwan court judgments with built-in citation guardrails — bundles carry a read-whitelist so downstream models cannot cite judgments whose reasoning was never read. Also provides exact lookup of administrative interpretations with lifecycle status (repealed / superseded / unverified).

An MCP server that provides comprehensive US legislation.

Enables law knowledge Q&A with traceable, citation-verified answers from a shared 38-law article-level index, plus single and batch police incident risk assessment grounded in retrieved statutes. Exposed as stdio MCP tools (law_qa, risk_assess, risk_assess_batch) for dsh, Claude Desktop, Cline, and other MCP clients.

MCP server for legal research that enables searching US case law via CourtListener, retrieving full opinion text, and looking up legal definitions from Cornell's Wex. Students can connect via a remote connector in Claude.ai to cite real, free legal sources.