Connect Claude to the Library at LexBlog so it can search practitioner commentary from law-firm blogs directly, with full attribution on every result, instead of relying only on what Claude already knows.
What this connector does
The Library at LexBlog connector gives Claude direct access to the Library: over 1.1 million posts from roughly 3,300 law firms and legal publications, going back to 1995. Once it's connected, you can ask Claude things like:
- "What are practitioners saying about [topic] right now?"
- "Which firms are publishing on [topic]?"
- "What has [author] written about [practice area]?"
- "What's trending in [practice area] this month?"
Claude searches the Library itself to answer these, rather than answering from memory, so you get commentary newer than Claude's training data, with the author, firm, blog, publish date, and a link to the original post on every result.
Note
This connector surfaces practitioner commentary and analysis, not primary law or case research. Use it alongside your existing legal research tools, not as a replacement for them.
Before you start
- A Claude account on a plan that supports connectors.
- A Google account to sign in with.
Add the connector
- In Claude, go to Settings > Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector and enter this URL:
https://mcp.lexblog.com/mcp - Sign in with your Google account when prompted.
Note
You only need to sign in once. Access is granted automatically as soon as you sign in. There's no separate signup form.
What's included
The connector is free. You get 200 searches a day, and your allowance starts the moment you sign in, so there's no plan to choose first. The allowance resets daily at 00:00 UTC. If you use up your daily searches, Claude will tell you and let you know when it resets.