Statutes, cases, regulations, obligations, and authorities linked into a navigable graph - every connection source-pinned and traceable.
Legal Knowledge Graph addresses a problem most organisations still treat manually. Legal authority is connected. Statute references case law, case law applies statute, regulation cuts across both. Bohuš Global makes those connections traversable - source-grounded throughout.
Law firms, barristers, in-house legal teams, academics and regulators who need to traverse legal authority and relationships, not just search for it.
Authority is ingested from official sources. Above all, the ontology defines treatment, citation and lineage. More broadly, retrieval returns reasoning over the graph - not similarity over text. By extension, legal Knowledge Graph from Bohuš Global keeps every conclusion linked to source, every decision linked to evidence, and every output linked to its review path. Bohuš Global delivers legal knowledge graph as part of one structured intelligence layer for law, business and governance.
Bohuš Global gives barristers, solicitors and in-house counsel a working matter intelligence layer from the first instruction - issues, evidence, obligations and authority connected and traceable through to the court bundle. More broadly, professional judgement directs strategy; the platform carries the structure. Moreover, it does not replace legal judgement. Consequently, it gives legal judgement a structured record to work from. Closely related: legal intelligence software.
Observe → Understand → Govern → Produce → Verify
Lumen structures the record. Metis maps the context. Aegis governs risk and duties. Codex produces structured work product. Clarion verifies provenance, citations and release readiness.
For verified clients handling complex legal, governance and institutional matters.
Applied in live English court matters. Jurisdiction-specific authority support is expanding.
Structure first. Ontology connects the record. AI refines under governance.
Structured Intelligence Systems. Not legal advice. Not professional representation.