Claude Code Lawyer: AI Legal Research for Israeli Law

A template repository for using Claude Code as an AI-powered legal research assistant, specifically tailored for Israeli law with Hebrew support and local legal databases.

Daniel Rosehill LLMs (18 Nisan 5786) 2 min read

Claude Code Lawyer: AI Legal Research for Israeli Law

This is a template repository for using Claude Code as your AI-powered legal research assistant, specifically tailored for Israeli law. It's designed to empower users with preliminary research and analysis about their legal position in disputes under Israeli law.

GitHub: danielrosehill/Claude-Lawyer-ISR

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Note: This tool provides preliminary legal research and analysis. It is not a substitute for qualified legal counsel. Always consult with a licensed Israeli attorney for definitive legal advice.

Israel-Specific Features

  • Israeli court system knowledge — Civil, Labor, Family, Religious courts, and Small Claims

  • Hebrew legal terminology — Bilingual Hebrew/English support throughout

  • Israeli legal databases — Pre-configured links to Nevo, Takdin, Kol Zchut, and official sources

  • Recording laws — Guidance on Israel's one-party consent rule

  • Tenancy law — Coverage of the Rental and Borrowing Law (1971) and Fair Rental Law (2017)

  • Small claims guidance — Current thresholds and procedures (up to 38,900 NIS)

  • Limitation periods — Israeli statute of limitations for common claim types

How It Works

Clone the repository, start Claude Code, and run the /intake command. This launches a guided intake process covering:

  • Jurisdiction and venue (district, court system)

  • Parties involved (including Hebrew names and Israeli ID numbers)

  • Nature of dispute (employment, consumer, contract, real estate, personal injury, family law)

  • Timeline with Israeli statute of limitations alerts

  • Documentation (including language and translation needs)

  • Prior legal advice and demand letters

Israeli Court System Reference

The template includes a built-in reference for the Israeli court hierarchy:

  • Supreme Court (Beit HaMishpat HaElyon)

  • District Courts (Beit Mishpat Mechozi)

  • Magistrate Courts (Beit Mishpat Shalom)

  • Labor Courts — Employment disputes

  • Family Courts — Custody, support, property

  • Religious Courts — Marriage and divorce

  • Small Claims — Claims up to 38,900 NIS

  • Legal databases: Nevo, Takdin, Israeli Judicial Authority, Knesset

  • Citizens' rights: Kol Zchut, ACRI

  • English-speaker resources: Nefesh B'Nefesh, AACI, government portals

Common Use Cases

  • Employment (wrongful termination, severance, unpaid wages)

  • Consumer disputes and service complaints

  • Tenancy (deposit disputes, illegal eviction, repairs)

  • Contract (breach, interpretation, enforcement)

  • Small claims (up to 38,900 NIS)

Additional Features

  • Document generation with TYPST (bilingual Hebrew/English, Israeli legal citation formats)

  • Evidence handling with audio transcription support for call recordings

  • Optional Knesset MCP integration for searching Israeli legislation directly

  • Confidentiality markings (Confidential, Strictly Confidential, Attorney-Client Privileged)

Daniel Rosehill

Daniel Rosehill

Agentic AI systems architect in Jerusalem. I design and build multi-agent systems, MCP tooling and speech-to-text pipelines, and write up what I learn along the way.

More about me at danielrosehill.com