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Legora adds Blue J tax research to its platform through MCP integration
Legora and Toronto-based tax research company Blue J on October 19, 2026, launched an integration that lets customers who subscribe to both products query Blue J from inside Legora and get answers with inline citations to Blue J sources. Built on the Model Context Protocol, it opens first to selected joint customers in early access, with general availability planned for November. Legora said it is not moving into tax.
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Key points
- Blue J runs the research on its own infrastructure; users must sign in with their own accounts for both products.Artificial LawyerLawSites
- Blue J says its tax research platform is used by more than 6,000 organizations worldwide.Artificial LawyerLawSites
- The companies say shared customers asked to reach Blue J where they already do their other legal work.Artificial LawyerLawSites
- Legora told Artificial Lawyer the research is for lawyers handling tax matters, not a move beyond legal work.Artificial Lawyer
- Legora is recruiting a legal engineer focused on tax and consulting, Artificial Lawyer reported.Artificial Lawyer