Workflows you make your own.

Research

“A new matter came in. Where does it start?”

The questions inside it, the provisions that answer them, the practice on those, and what is followed from now on.

Research

“I need a memo with sources.”

The governing provision with its pinpoint, what the courts have made of it, and what is left unsettled.

Validity and checks

“Can I still rely on this?”

Whether it is in force, which version, and who has relied on it since, dated so the direction is visible.

Validity and checks

“Can I still cite this case?”

Whether the ruling is held, who cited it later, whether the acts it rests on still hold, and where the chain needs manual steps.

Validity and checks

“What did this article say in 2019?”

Which consolidated version governed that day, and when we do not hold it, the sentence you must not skip.

Research

“I need the skeleton of an argument.”

The provision, the rulings that applied it with their paragraphs, and the order to set them out in.

Following and procedure

“What is new on my matters?”

New practice on the provisions you follow: case number, date and paragraph, so you can open it.

Following and procedure

“What is the deadline, the court fee, and where do I file?”

The court, the fee, the deadlines and what is unsettled, each with its pinpoint.

“What does this article say on that date, and is it about to change?”

The wording on that date with its edition, the changes ahead with their start dates, the linked explanations and the practice, each with its pinpoint.

“What does this amending act change, and from when?”

The articles changed with their start dates, a redline of each change, and the practice on those articles.

“What did the register publish since yesterday?”

New and changed acts by issuer, those touching your articles first.

“Are all the acts my field relies on current?”

A table: each act of the field, its edition in force, the changes ahead and the gaps.

Research

“A new matter came in. Where does it start?”

The questions inside it, the provisions that answer them, the practice on those, and what is followed from now on.

Research

“I need a memo with sources.”

The governing provision with its pinpoint, what the courts have made of it, and what is left unsettled.

Research

“I need the skeleton of an argument.”

The provision, the rulings that applied it with their paragraphs, and the order to set them out in.

Validity and checks

“Can I still rely on this?”

Whether it is in force, which version, and who has relied on it since, dated so the direction is visible.

Validity and checks

“Can I still cite this case?”

Whether the ruling is held, who cited it later, whether the acts it rests on still hold, and where the chain needs manual steps.

Validity and checks

“What did this article say in 2019?”

Which consolidated version governed that day, and when we do not hold it, the sentence you must not skip.

Following and procedure

“What is new on my matters?”

New practice on the provisions you follow: case number, date and paragraph, so you can open it.

Following and procedure

“What is the deadline, the court fee, and where do I file?”

The court, the fee, the deadlines and what is unsettled, each with its pinpoint.