LIVECorpus refreshed Aug 9, 2026 · Latest decision Aug 6, 20261,868 records · 283 US courts · 53 US jurisdictionsMethodology
Global evidence map1,868 matched records · 40 mapped countries · geographic clusters synchronize the case list
Global legal AI risk matters by countrySelect a country cluster to inspect its evidence snapshot. Page scrolling remains available over this embedded map. Cluster size represents tracked record count and color represents the highest editorial impact classification.1Tanzania, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low206Canada, 206 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification career-ending1297United States, 1297 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification career-ending1Papua New Guinea, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification medium8Argentina, 8 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification career-ending3Chile, 3 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification career-ending1Kenya, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low1Russian Federation, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high1The Bahamas, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification medium6South Africa, 6 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high10Brazil, 10 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high3Colombia, 3 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high1Costa Rica, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low13France, 13 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification medium1Zimbabwe, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low55Israel, 55 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high2United Arab Emirates, 2 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high1Qatar, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low4South Korea, 4 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low13India, 13 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification medium2Poland, 2 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low2Austria, 2 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low8Germany, 8 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low8Belgium, 8 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high7Netherlands, 7 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high1Portugal, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high8Spain, 8 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high6Ireland, 6 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low7New Zealand, 7 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low97Australia, 97 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification career-ending1China, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low15Italy, 15 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high1Denmark, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high61United Kingdom, 61 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high2Czech Republic, 2 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high1Northern Cyprus (KKTC), 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low1Uganda, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification low1Trinidad & Tobago, 1 tracked records, highest editorial impact classification high
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