Search · Local corpus
Case law and statute search, with the network unplugged.
Semantic search over authority held on the workstation — so the right passage surfaces without exact keywords, and without a request leaving the building.
What local search makes possible
And what it costs you, which is nothing per query.
Search by meaning
Describe the proposition and get the authority, without guessing the phrasing a headnote writer used.
Your documents in the same index
The firm's own paper and the public corpus searched together, which is where the useful precedent usually is.
Nothing metered
No per-search charge and no query budget, so nobody rations research to manage a bill.
The query stays private
What you are researching can reveal the matter. Those queries never leave the machine.
What stays true on every matter
These do not change by practice area, firm size, or the question asked.
Search for something you know is buried.
Bring a proposition you had to dig for last month and see whether it comes back in one query.
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How much authority is held locally?
Federal and all 50 states. The corpus ships with the system and is updated through the same deliberate delivery path.
Is this as good as a commercial research platform?
For retrieval, verification and search inside your own record, it does the job without a subscription or an outbound request. Firms with specialist needs will keep a commercial subscription alongside it, and that is a reasonable choice.
Can it search across matters?
Yes, over the firm's own documents, with sealed matters excluded from firm-wide search.
Does it cite what it finds?
Every result carries the authority it came from. A search result you cannot cite is a search result you have to redo.
Related
Other pages covering the same ground from a different angle.
See it run on a real matter.
A briefing walks the whole path — intake, workup, the Adjudicator's pass, and the work product that comes out the other side.
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