LAMUS: A Large-Scale Corpus for Legal Argument Mining from U.S. Caselaw using LLMs
LAMUS: A Large-Scale Corpus for Legal Argument Mining from U.S. Caselaw using LLMs explores LAMUS is a large-scale legal argument mining corpus with code and data available, enabling development of AI tools for legal reasoning.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Legal AI.
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