Our sources
Three broad areas of knowledge, built from official public databases and organised to be queried reliably.
Laws, codes, decrees and European Union acts, always in their current text and with changes tracked over time.
Rulings from Italian and European courts, with full text and links between decisions.
Circulars, resolutions and measures from public administrations and independent authorities.
No silos
Unlike less technologically mature systems, with edit.legal you just ask your question. Our system recognises the subject on its own and knows where to look for the information most useful to answer you.
We believe the areas of law have no sharp borders. It follows that the technology we build has no artificial limits, neither for technical reasons nor, even less, for commercial ones. There are no modules to buy piece by piece here, and no box to squeeze yourself into. Feel free to work on everything you need.
By area of law
We show you the coverage, area by area, but for transparency only: you never have to choose it before searching. Here's what's already available and what we're adding.
Coming soon
We are expanding coverage with new sources. Here's what's coming soon.
Judgments from trial and appellate courts, to follow the living law from merit to legitimacy.
Judgments from the tax courts of first and second instance.
Case notes, commentaries and scholarship, in addition to the official Massimario digests already available.
All connected
Every ruling is linked to the articles it cites and to related decisions. Follow the references, spot consistent or conflicting trends and reconstruct the full picture, without missing anything.
Cited precedents
Later citations
Connected provisions
FAQ
From official public databases: codes and state legislation for the normative side, the archives of the Court of Cassation and administrative justice for case law, the websites of public bodies and authorities for practice. No improvised sources.
Legislation and case law are updated continuously, as official sources publish new documents. The database keeps growing.
No. edit.legal answers only from the documents in the database and always cites the precise source. If a reference doesn't exist among the sources, it isn't produced.
Yes. Every citation opens the full document directly in the app, so you can check every passage with your own eyes.
More than twenty areas, from civil to criminal, labour to administrative, tax to corporate, family law and much more.
Yes. We work exclusively with official public sources, preserving the original text and its structure, without alterations.