# LawSignals > Curated legislative intelligence for lawyers. Six Trackers covering state and federal bills, each publishing a monthly client-ready report. LawSignals tracks US state and federal legislation for legal and compliance teams. Each Tracker carries a written scope, every bill in the corpus is scored against that scope, and a classifier demotes bills that sit closer to a different Tracker. The result is a monthly report a lawyer can forward to a client, plus a live feed and real-time alerts on material movement. LawSignals is not a legal spend, e-billing or matter-management product, and is unrelated to Thomson Reuters Legal Tracker. "Legal tracker" names both categories and this is the legislation one. Coverage spans every state legislature, DC and Congress, and it is not uniform between them. How much of each legislature has been processed varies, and the current per-jurisdiction position is published on the methodology page rather than summarised as a total. Tracker scopes are model-drafted and validated by retrieval measurement. They are not attorney-reviewed and are not a lawyer's definition of a practice area. ## Primary pages - [Home](https://lawsignals.com/): Product overview and core value proposition - [Trackers](https://lawsignals.com/topics): All six Trackers, with live bill counts - [Report Archive](https://lawsignals.com/reports): Every published monthly issue that has passed its quarter gate, free to read - [Methodology](https://lawsignals.com/methodology): How bills are selected and scored, the sources, the current coverage table, and what is out of scope - [Legislation by state](https://lawsignals.com/states): Every jurisdiction with tracked bills, and the practice areas covered in each - [Pricing](https://lawsignals.com/pricing): Plans from $49/mo - [Security](https://lawsignals.com/security): AES-256 encryption, US data residency, no training on your data - [About](https://lawsignals.com/about): Company background and mission - [Demo](https://lawsignals.com/demo): Book a demo - [Contact](https://lawsignals.com/contact): Get in touch ## Trackers - [AI Legislation Tracker: All 50 States & Congress](https://lawsignals.com/ai-legislation): Curated tracking of state and federal AI bills, with a monthly client-ready report. Automated decision systems, generative model disclosure, digital replicas, algorithmic pricing. - [Data Privacy Legislation Tracker: 50 States & Congress](https://lawsignals.com/data-privacy): Curated tracking of state and federal consumer privacy bills, biometric identifiers, breach notification and data broker registration, with a monthly client-ready report. - [Cybersecurity Legislation Tracker: 50 States & Congress](https://lawsignals.com/cybersecurity): Curated tracking of state and federal cybersecurity bills: incident reporting deadlines, critical infrastructure and control systems, ransomware payment rules, and reasonable security standards. - [Intellectual Property Legislation Tracker: 50 States](https://lawsignals.com/intellectual-property): Curated tracking of state IP bills: digital replica and right of publicity, non-competes and talent mobility, and name, image and likeness. - [Children's Online Safety Legislation Tracker: 50 States](https://lawsignals.com/childrens-online-safety): Curated tracking of state bills on age verification and age assurance, age-appropriate design codes, engagement design for minor accounts, app store accountability and parental consent. - [Cannabis Legislation Tracker: 50 States](https://lawsignals.com/cannabis): Curated tracking of state bills on adult-use and medical cannabis licensing, intoxicating hemp and delta-8 THC, testing, labelling and potency limits, social equity and expungement, and banking access for licensees. ## Solutions - [State Legislation Tracking](https://lawsignals.com/state-legislation-tracking): Track state legislation across every state legislature from one dashboard - [AI Bill Alerts](https://lawsignals.com/ai-bill-alerts): Real-time notifications when a tracked bill moves a stage - [Regulatory Enforcement Tracking](https://lawsignals.com/regulatory-enforcement-tracking): Federal Register rulemaking downstream of the bills a Tracker covers - [Bill Tracking Software](https://lawsignals.com/bill-tracking-software): Bill tracking and monitoring software for legal teams - [Policy Tracking Software](https://lawsignals.com/policy-tracking-software): The general page for tracking policy by practice area, and the canonical of this group ## Blog - [AI legislation tracker, US privacy law tracker, cybersecurity policy tracker: three scopes, not one](https://lawsignals.com/blog/ai-privacy-cybersecurity-legislation-trackers): Artificial intelligence legislation, state privacy law and statutory security duties are drafted in the same bills and create different obligations. Why a single technology policy tracker produces a feed nobody reads, and what each scope has to catch on its own. (2026-09-18) - [Best legislative tracking software in 2026: software, a service, or a system?](https://lawsignals.com/blog/best-legislative-tracking-software): "Best legislative tracking software" has three different right answers, because legislation tracking software, a legislative tracking service and an in-house policy tracking system solve different halves of the same problem. Here is the question that sorts them. (2026-09-18) - [Which Federal Register comment periods close in the next 30 days](https://lawsignals.com/blog/federal-register-comment-deadlines-closing): A live list of Federal Register rules and proposed rules whose comment window closes within thirty days, with the date, the agency and a link to the document itself. Plus how comment deadlines are actually calculated and what happens if you miss one. (2026-08-21) - [How many AI bills has each state introduced? A live count, updated hourly](https://lawsignals.com/blog/how-many-ai-bills-by-state): A ranked, per-jurisdiction count of artificial intelligence bills, generated from a live corpus rather than written down once. Includes what the number counts, what it misses, and how to check it against the legislature yourself. (2026-08-21) - [What moved in state legislation this month, and why the honest answer is usually "not much"](https://lawsignals.com/blog/what-moved-in-state-legislation-this-month): A live count of bills that recorded an action in the last thirty days across six practice areas, plus the reason that number collapses for half the year and what a compliance practice should do in the quiet months. (2026-08-21) - [Client-ready legislative updates: how law firms produce them, and what each option costs](https://lawsignals.com/blog/client-ready-legislative-updates-law-firms): A compliance practice that sends clients a monthly legislative update has four real ways to produce it. What each costs in hours and dollars, and the failure mode of each. (2026-08-11) - [Free bill tracking tools: what they cover, where they break, and when to pay](https://lawsignals.com/blog/free-bill-tracking-tools-vs-paid): Congress.gov alerts, state legislature sites, GovTrack, open-data aggregators. What free bill tracking actually gets you, the hidden costs, and the honest upgrade triggers. (2026-06-11) - [State legislative session calendars: how to plan your tracking year](https://lawsignals.com/blog/state-legislative-session-calendar-guide): When do state legislatures meet, what are crossover and sine die, and why does most legislation pass in a six-week window? A tracking-focused calendar guide. (2026-06-08) - [How to track state AI legislation in 2026: a practical guide](https://lawsignals.com/blog/how-to-track-state-ai-legislation): States, not Congress, are writing the rules for AI. How to monitor AI bills across 50 legislatures when the vocabulary changes faster than your keywords. (2026-06-04) - [The complete guide to AI-powered bill alert systems](https://lawsignals.com/blog/complete-guide-ai-bill-alert-systems): How AI bill alert systems work, why keyword-only alerts fail, and what to look for in a modern platform: semantic matching, cadence control, and a materiality bar. (2026-05-06) - [Government legislation tracker tools: 2026 comparison](https://lawsignals.com/blog/government-legislation-tracker-comparison): A vendor-neutral comparison of government legislation tracker tools in 2026: the four categories, the three things that actually differentiate them, and how to tell which category you are in. (2026-05-06) - [How to track bills across all 50 states without missing anything](https://lawsignals.com/blog/how-to-track-bills-across-50-states): A working playbook for tracking bills across all 50 US states at once: the data challenge, tool selection, keyword strategy, and alert architecture. (2026-05-06) - [Regulatory enforcement signal tracking: what it is and why your team needs it](https://lawsignals.com/blog/regulatory-enforcement-signal-tracking-guide): Enforcement signal tracking monitors the gap between law on the books and how agencies act. Why it matters for compliance teams, and how to track it. (2026-05-06) - [What is a law tracker? How legal teams use bill tracking software in 2026](https://lawsignals.com/blog/what-is-a-law-tracker-guide): A law tracker is the tool legal teams use to monitor legislation instead of manually checking government sites. What it does, who uses one, and how to choose. (2026-05-06) - [Bill status change alerts: how to get notified the moment legislation moves](https://lawsignals.com/blog/bill-status-change-alerts-notifications): Most missed bills aren't missed because nobody watched. They're missed because the alert came too late or without context. How status alerts should work. (2026-05-04) - [Two pipelines, one issue: how LawSignals tracks bills and federal rulemaking](https://lawsignals.com/blog/two-pipeline-bill-news-tracking-architecture): LawSignals runs two ingestion pipelines into one practice-area schema: bills from 50-state scrapers, federal rules from the Federal Register. The architecture, and why they are separate. (2026-05-01) - [AI news matching for legislation: how it worked, and why we withdrew it](https://lawsignals.com/blog/ai-news-matching-bills-legislation): Trade press rarely cites bill numbers, so we built semantic matching to link articles to bills. It worked, and we removed it from every user-facing surface anyway. An engineering record of both. (2026-04-28) - [State legislative data sources: how the 50 states publish bill data (2026)](https://lawsignals.com/blog/state-legislative-data-sources-guide): A reference for how each state publishes legislative data: API availability, refresh cadence, coverage gaps, and what it means for buyers and builders. (2026-04-14) - [Why legal teams are replacing manual bill tracking with AI monitoring](https://lawsignals.com/blog/why-legal-teams-moving-to-ai-bill-tracking): Manual bill tracking works until about five jurisdictions. After that, it quietly decays. Here's what AI monitoring actually changes, and what it doesn't. (2026-04-10) - [Regulatory intelligence vs legislative tracking: how they differ and when you need each](https://lawsignals.com/blog/regulatory-intelligence-vs-legislative-tracking): The two terms get used interchangeably. They shouldn't. Here's a definition of each, a comparison, and a framework for picking the right tool for your team. (2026-04-02) - [A practical guide to legislative tracking across all 50 states](https://lawsignals.com/blog/legislative-tracking-all-50-states): Tracking one state and tracking fifty are different problems. This is the workflow we see working for multistate legal and compliance teams in 2026. (2026-03-28) - [How to choose bill tracking software: a 2026 buyer's guide for legal and compliance teams](https://lawsignals.com/blog/how-to-choose-bill-tracking-software): A vendor-neutral framework for evaluating legislative tracking tools: the criteria that matter, the ones that don't, and questions that cut through marketing. (2026-03-18) ## Data & feeds - [Sitemap](https://lawsignals.com/sitemap.xml) - [RSS](https://lawsignals.com/rss.xml) - [JSON Feed](https://lawsignals.com/feed.json)