Legislative tracking software, built for the way law firms advise clients.
Your clients pay for advice that depends on what is actually moving in the legislature and the agencies. USLege lets you catch it live, cite the source, and put the timestamp in the memo.
Advise on what's moving, the day it moves.
Is USLege right for law firms?
Yes, if your clients pay for advice on what is moving in the legislature and the agencies, or if your firm is building out a government-relations or lobbying practice to serve them. USLege is legislative and regulatory tracking software for law firms: track every bill, rulemaking, and hearing across all 50 states, Congress, and local government, search what witnesses and legislators actually said, and cite the quote with a timestamp in a client memo, for every client and practice group. Catch what moves, the day it moves.
AI that gives you the facts.
Lawyers don't take an AI's word for it. Every answer USLege gives carries a source, a speaker, and a timestamp, so you can check it yourself before it goes in a memo. Not a summary from memory, the actual transcript, the actual bill or rule text, and a link back to the exact moment it happened.
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We built this for the work you actually bill for.
Clients in regulated industries, advice that has to be right, memos that have to hold up, and, increasingly, a government-relations or lobbying practice inside the firm reporting on issues across dozens of clients at once, the way a standalone lobby shop does. The legislature and the agency docket decide a lot of it.
Advice that turns on what's moving.
- Advising clients on bills and agency actions across their industries
- Tracking legislation and rulemaking across multiple states at once
- Writing memos that have to be precise and defensible
- Billing for monitored coverage clients rely on you to provide
- Running a growing GR or lobbying practice group that reports across dozens of clients at once
Late is a risk you can't bill for.
- Catching a development late carries real exposure
- Legacy tools surface hearing video late, or never, and mostly federal
- You can't cite a quote you can't find or timestamp
- Rebuilding the regulatory picture by hand, client by client
It has to hold up.
- Does it cover the agency and regulatory layer, not just bills?
- Can I cite the source, with a timestamp, in a memo?
- Is privileged client work secure, and do you train AI on it?
- How fast is my team live and off the old tool?
Four things that change the day after you switch.
Catch every move that touches a client.
Radar watches every bill and agency action that touches your clients' industries the moment it is filed or spoken aloud, across all 50 states, Congress, and local government, organized by client. The exposure your clients hire you to manage starts the day a development moves, not the day you happen to find it.
See Radar on the platformCite the quote, with the timestamp.
USLege captures, transcribes, and speaker-identifies committee testimony and floor debate, synced to the bill. Search by witness, quote, or sentiment, then pull the exact line, cite it with a link back to the video, and put a defensible reference in your client memo. Every answer carries its receipts.
See Hearing IntelligenceThe whole record, not just the bills.
Much of your clients' risk forms in the regulatory record. USLege tracks rulemaking, state registers, comment windows, executive orders, and vote history alongside legislation, all searchable across 2.4 million hours of government video and 1.4 million bills. The largest transcribed government video archive in the world stands behind your advice.
See The ArchiveClient memos and alerts, drafted from the record.
Ask plain-language questions and get answers in seconds, grounded in actual transcripts, bills, and rules, with a citation behind every claim. Draft client alerts and memo-ready summaries from the record, not from memory. You review, make one edit, and the work is defensible.
See AI BriefingsThe committee room and the agency docket are where the risk forms.
Legacy tools tell you a bill was filed and surface video late, if at all, mostly federal. They cannot put the line of testimony in your hand, and they treat rulemaking as an afterthought. USLege hears the room and reads the docket. Where USLege covers a body, hearings are captured, transcribed, and speaker-identified live during the session, and every rule, register, and order is tracked like a bill, with a citation you can put in a memo.
"The intuitive design and core functionality of this software will make it a game-changer for anyone who wants to stay informed."
Trusted by the people who do this work.
I've been hoping for something like this since I started working in the Capitol. The intuitive design and core functionality of this software will make it a game changer for anyone who wants to stay informed about all things Texas politics.
Questions firms ask before they switch.
What is the best legislative tracking software for law firms?
Does USLege track agency rulemaking and regulations, not just bills?
Can I cite the source, with a timestamp, in a client memo?
Can I track legislation and regulations across all my clients' industries and states?
Does USLege capture committee testimony and witness statements?
Is privileged client work secure, and do you train AI on my data?
My firm runs a government-relations or lobbying practice. Does USLege work the way it does for lobby firms?
Check out this intelligence report.
A full AI-policy intelligence report across all 50 states: 241 curated bills, an AI-Friendliness Index for every state, verified legislative hearing clips in 39 states, and the sponsors driving both sides of the debate. This is the type of report USLege builds in minutes, not weeks.