Legal data across Europe, from official sources and structured for AI.
Access legal data across Europe, covering the European Union, European Economic Area, other European countries, and subnational jurisdictions. Coverage spans legislation and regulations, case law, regulatory guidance, and enforcement materials. Lawstronaut normalizes records from official institutions, governments, parliaments, courts, and regulators into one consistent schema and makes them available through API and MCP. Every record carries provenance back to its source.
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Browse legal coverage across Europe
Explore legal coverage across the EU, EEA, other European countries, and subnational jurisdictions. Search by jurisdiction name or ISO code, then open a detailed jurisdiction page where one is available. Every jurisdiction shown below has live data available through Lawstronaut's API or MCP.
European legal research across the EU, EEA, and other European countries
Europe brings together the European Union, the European Economic Area, and other European countries, each with its own legislation, courts, regulators, and publication systems. EU law is one important layer within that wider legal landscape. In several countries, state, regional, Land, canton, or autonomous-community law adds another layer. Lawstronaut gives these different legal orders a consistent structure. Your product or agent can retrieve EU materials, compare them with national or subnational sources, and research other European jurisdictions in the same workflow without maintaining a separate pipeline for every official portal, language, and document format.
European Union
Regulations, directives, decisions, legislative materials, Court of Justice case law, and guidance from European institutions and agencies.
EU and EEA jurisdictions
National legislation, parliamentary materials, court decisions, regulator guidance, and enforcement documents from EU and EEA countries.
Other European countries
Official legal sources from the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Balkans, Eastern Europe, European microstates, and designated Caucasus or transcontinental jurisdictions in the corpus.
Subnational and state jurisdictions
State, regional, Land, canton, and autonomous-community materials where Lawstronaut has live source coverage.
European legal data, traced back to the institutions that publish it
Lawstronaut collects European legal materials from official and authoritative publication sources. These include European institutions, official journals and gazettes, parliaments, courts, ministries, regulators, and public agencies. Each record retains its legal link and source metadata so a user or AI agent can verify where the material came from.
- EUR-Lex and the Publications Office of the European Union
- Court of Justice of the European Union (CURIA)
- European Commission, European Parliament, and Council of the European Union
- European Data Protection Board and European Data Protection Supervisor
- European Central Bank, EBA, ESMA, and EIOPA
- Official national legislation and gazette portals
- National parliaments and legislative observatories
- National and subnational courts and judicial databases
- National regulators, ministries, and public agencies
European legal source types covered
Search the source material needed to build legal research, regulatory intelligence, compliance, and AI products across Europe.
Legislation & Regulations
European Union instruments, national acts and codes, secondary legislation, official gazette publications, and subnational rules where available—normalized from official sources.
Legislative History
Bills, proposals, amendments, explanatory materials, parliamentary documents, and legislative procedure records where available, tied to the relevant source and version.
Regulatory Guidance & Enforcement
Guidelines, decisions, consultations, circulars, policy materials, and enforcement documents from European and national regulators and public authorities.
Case Law
Judgments and decisions from the Court of Justice of the European Union, national courts, and subnational or specialized courts where official coverage is available.
One European legal data layer. Four ways to use it.
Lawstronaut API
Query laws, regulations, court decisions, guidance, and enforcement materials across Europe through a REST API. Filter by jurisdiction, source portal, issuing authority, document type, language, status, and date; retrieve structured metadata, full text, Markdown, source links, and version information where available.
GET /v2/contents?iso=EU&limit=20Lawstronaut MCP
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and custom AI agents to European legal sources. The agent retrieves current source material before it answers and can return jurisdiction, citation, timestamp, and official link in the same workflow.
Cross-jurisdictional research
Run one research task across EU, EEA, and other European jurisdictions. Receive results in a consistent structure instead of repeating the same query across separate supranational and national databases.
Horizon scanning
Monitor changes across selected European jurisdictions, topics, or regulators. Track new publications, amendments, effective dates, and article-level changes where available.
SEE IT ANSWER
How is employee monitoring regulated across the EU, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Serbia, and Ukraine?
Lawstronaut searches EU-level and national legal sources across Europe in one research workflow, then returns the relevant legislation, regulatory guidance, and court decisions grouped by jurisdiction. Each result includes the source institution, official link, and retrieval metadata needed to verify the answer.
Results grouped by EU, GB, CH, RS, and UA · Official sources · Retrieved in-turn
Why European legal data needs infrastructure, not another crawler
Legal information across Europe is distributed across supranational institutions, national and subnational governments, parliaments, regulators, and courts. Sources use different languages, alphabets, identifiers, legal traditions, document structures, publication practices, and versioning conventions. Research may therefore combine EU law, EEA-relevant materials, and national sources from other European countries, each on its own terms. Lawstronaut turns those fragmented sources into one legal data layer with consistent fields, full text, official links, timestamps, and version information. Your software or AI agent can retrieve the source it needs without depending on generic web search, model memory, or a separate crawler for every jurisdiction.
Built for teams working across European jurisdictions
Legaltech companies and lawfirms
Add European legal search, monitoring, drafting, compliance, and AI research features without maintaining a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction source pipeline.
AI builders
Ground AI answers in current European legal text, official source links, and retrieval metadata instead of relying only on model training data.
Compliance and GRC teams
Monitor legal and regulatory materials across the European markets in which the business operates, with filters for jurisdiction, topic, authority, and date.
Internal legal teams
Give lawyers and business users a consistent research layer across EU, EEA, other European, and subnational sources through internal tools and AI agents.