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Spec score · Legal Research Software8.4 (#6)7.8 (#12)
PurposeBloomberg Law is a web-based legal information platform for legal professionals, combining research content, news, workflow tools, and business intelligence.Find Case Law provides free access to court judgments and tribunal decisions from England and Wales, plus UK-wide cases from the Supreme Court and Privy Council.
SupportThe Bloomberg Law sign-in page links separate logins for Bloomberg Law, Dashboard Legal and Contract Solutions and directs customers to support.The team handles technical problems, questions about judgments, error reports, and general enquiries, and says it aims to respond promptly.

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Find Case Law is a free web and API service for published court judgments and tribunal decisions. Coverage includes England and Wales, plus UK-wide cases from the Supreme Court and Privy Council. Users can search judgment text and details such as court name or neutral citation, then filter by date, court or tribunal, party, or judge. Results can be downloaded as PDFs, printed, saved, or shared through links to individual judgments. Reading, downloading, quoting, research, and commercial use are free under the Open Justice Licence, with no account required for those uses. Computational analysis requires a separate licence. Judgments come directly from courts and tribunals, and the service describes itself as the official public source for what it publishes. The collection is not comprehensive: most magistrates’ court decisions and cases restricted from publication are excluded. Find Case Law is provided by The National Archives with justice-sector partners and offers technical and general support.

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