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Whether you're an expat navigating residence permits, a tenant fighting unfair rent, or buying property across borders — you deserve clear, citation-backed answers before spending €300/hour on a lawyer.
"My landlord in Berlin wants to raise rent by 15%. Can they do this legally?"
Under §558 BGB, rent increases are capped at 15% over 3 years (20% in some areas). Additionally, Berlin has a Mietpreisbremse (rent brake) limiting new rents to 10% above the local reference rent (Mietspiegel)...
A retrieval-augmented AI system that searches 582+ indexed legal sources. Deep coverage in 10 jurisdictions; baseline coverage across all 27 EU member states.
This legal research tool is a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system, not a generic chatbot. It searches indexed legal texts instead of generating from training data.
| Aspect | Generic LLM Chat | The legal research tool |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Training data (may be outdated) | Indexed knowledge base with specific legal texts |
| Citations | Often fabricated or imprecise | References actual law sections (e.g., "§573 BGB") |
| Focus | General knowledge across all topics | Specialized in cross-border legal questions |
| Hallucination | High risk for legal details | Reduced through retrieval-augmented generation |
| Jurisdictions | Often mixes jurisdictions | Explicitly tracks which country's law applies |
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Deep knowledge of local laws, not just generic AI responses. Each jurisdiction has been specifically researched and indexed.
BGB, AufenthG, employment, family, citizenship
Property, Law of Return, Aliyah
Permesso, rental 4+4, IMU, TFR
Digital Nomad Visa, LAU, investor-route repeal
Kennismigrant, 30% ruling, Box 3
MRG rental, Red-White-Red Card
3-region system, Single Permit
Critical Skills, RTB, stamp duty
Code Civil, Loi ALUR, Passeport Talent
Blue Card, Karta Polaka, Kodeks Cywilny
+ 🇪🇺 EU-wide regulations (GDPR, consumer rights, free movement) | 🇷🇺 Russia (property, tax, currency controls) | 🇦🇲 Armenia | 🇬🇪 Georgia
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Representative answer formats across EU and cross-border legal scenarios.
“Residential rent increases depend on the governing national regime, notice requirements, and any local caps or indexation rules. A good answer separates the statute, the regional overlay, and the date of the applicable rent index...”
Jurisdiction-aware rental analysis — with local-law distinctions surfaced explicitly
“For a cross-border employment move, the answer should distinguish EU free movement, national work-permit rules, and any salary threshold or recognition requirement. Time-sensitive figures should always include the relevant year and an official-source caveat...”
Immigration and work-authorization analysis — separating EU law from national law
“A foreign-buyer analysis should cover ownership restrictions, mandatory deed formalities, transfer-tax rules, registry steps, and any local planning or due-diligence risk. National purchase rules should be separated from EU-wide consumer or AML overlays...”
Property purchase analysis — from title transfer to tax and registration
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