Issue memo
Research a single point of law — search judgments on the issue, pull the governing statute, and draft a memo where every proposition carries its citation, ready for a partner review.
Turn a point of law into a sourced memo. Search judgments and legislation by the issue rather than the case name, pull the governing statute and the cases that interpreted it into one notebook, and keep the formal citation on every proposition.
Search by the point of law[1]
Read legislation and judgments together[2]
Keep the formal citation attached[3]
File the memo and the record[3]
What you can do
The concrete work behind "ai for legal research" — not a feature list.
Find judgments across jurisdictions that turned on the same issue, without knowing the case name going in.
Pull the statute and the cases that interpreted it into one notebook, so the provision and its case history sit side by side.
Every case and section carries its official reference, so a memo cites correctly instead of paraphrasing away the source.
Export the note to versioned storage with the underlying judgments and sections attached.
What it reads against
The reference collections this job draws on. Each is a page you can open and read before you trust a single answer.
Collections are libraries the workspaces read from, kept as what they are rather than flattened into one pile. See the full collection breakdown.
The stack under the work
Listed in the order the work moves through them, each carrying its live status.
Example workflows
Research a single point of law — search judgments on the issue, pull the governing statute, and draft a memo where every proposition carries its citation, ready for a partner review.
Line up how two or three jurisdictions treat the same question, case by case, so the difference is documented rather than remembered.
Questions
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