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Project RAG is the only VA-specific legal research tool built for VA disability attorneys. Search CAVC, CAFC, OGC, and 38 CFR opinions in plain English. Every result cites a real case you can file tomorrow.

Every other tool in this space helps you understand your client's file.
We help you win the legal argument.


Three steps. No guesswork.

The system never generates, it only retrieves. If a case isn't in the archive, the response is silence, not fiction.

Step 01
Ask in plain English

Type a legal concept, regulatory citation, or case name. No training required, plain language works.

Step 02
Retrieve from real opinions

The system searches hundreds of thousands of actual relevant source documents, returning only results above a strict relevance threshold.

Step 03
File it tomorrow

Case name. Docket number. Decision date. Judge. Holding summary. Exact verbatim passage. Every result is traceable to a primary source you can cite in court.


Every source of authority. One tool.

Each database is a separate research engine with its own corpus and system prompt. You always know exactly what source you're searching.

Live 01
Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
CAVC · Panel & Single-Judge Opinions · 2001–Present

The primary appellate court for all VA benefit denials. CAVC opinions define the legal standards VA must follow: nexus, duty to assist, rating reductions, CUE, effective dates, and more.

Legal weight: Binding on VA and BVA. Primary appellate authority in all VA appeals.
Live 02
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
CAFC · Veterans-Origin Opinions · 2004–Present

The federal appellate court directly above CAVC. CAFC opinions are binding on CAVC. When the Federal Circuit speaks on veterans law, every CAVC judge must follow it.

Legal weight: Binding on CAVC. Highest veterans law authority below the Supreme Court.
Live 03
VA Office of General Counsel
VA OGC · Precedent Opinions · 1987–2019

The VA's own general counsel's binding legal interpretations. Argue that the VA is violating its own legal rulings, an extremely powerful position no competing tool currently supports.

Legal weight: Binding on all VA officials. Cannot be overruled except by statute or regulation.
Live 04
38 CFR: Code of Federal Regulations
Title 38 · Complete Regulatory Framework · Current

The complete regulatory rulebook VA adjudicators must follow: every rating schedule, eligibility rule, and procedural requirement. Attorneys cite it constantly.

Source: ecfr.gov · High reuse value across every case type.
Coming Soon 05
VA Fast Letters & Training Materials
Internal Adjudication Guidance

Internal VA training documents that reveal how VA actually applies the rules, exposing the gap between what the law says and how claims are processed.

Value: Identifies systemic adjudication errors. Unique intelligence.
Live 06
Board of Veterans' Appeals
BVA Decisions · 2019–2025

Full-text BVA decisions from the Board of Veterans' Appeals. Searchable by issue, condition, and legal theory. Reveals how individual Veterans Service Centers are actually deciding claims on the ground.

Legal weight: Not binding on CAVC, but critical for pattern recognition and argument development.

Built for the courtroom standard.

Every design decision was made to answer one question: can you stand behind this output in front of a judge?

Design Principle

Hallucination is architecturally impossible.

The system cannot invent a case. It retrieves passages from a fixed, auditable document archive. No response is generated without a source document. If the archive returns zero results, that is the answer.

Citation Integrity

Every citation traces to a real opinion.

Each result returns the case name, docket number, decision date, judge, and the exact verbatim passage from the original document. Verify any result against the primary source directly. No paraphrasing. No synthesis.

Confidence Scoring

Low-confidence results never reach you.

A relevance score threshold is enforced before any result is returned. Results below that threshold are rejected. Medium-confidence results are flagged as addressing a related but not identical issue. The system does not improvise.


Stop spending hours on research you could finish in minutes.

The old way

Manually searching scattered databases. Pulling CAVC opinions one by one. Hunting OGC precedents across disconnected sources. Hours of work before you even start writing.

With Project RAG

Type the issue. Get the relevant cases, regulations, and opinions instantly. Every result includes the exact passage you can cite. Works alongside whatever else is in your stack.


Priced like a research tool.

Competitors typically charge $200–$600 per user per month for general legal research. Project RAG is VA-specific and built for the exact citations you need. Founding firm rates are locked permanently before public launch.

Currently in active use by founding VA law firms — tested against real cases.
At Public Launch
Launch
$999
/ month  ·  4 seats included

  • Same full access as Founder tier
  • 4 seats included
  • Additional seats at $99/seat/month

Join now to lock in $799/mo permanently.


Stop searching. Start citing.

Founding firms lock their rate permanently. Pricing goes up when we open to the public.

No commitment. No sales pitch. Just the tool, live, on your questions.

Founding firm rate locked permanently for all firms that join before public launch.