I do the searching.
You get the answer and the source.
Ask me the question in plain words. I search Westlaw and come back with a short answer and the sources behind it.
What I do for you in Westlaw.
Answer a quick question
Ask in plain words and I come back with the answer and where it comes from.
Find the cases
Tell me the point and I find the decisions that deal with it.
Check how a case has been treated
I check whether later decisions followed it or moved away from it.
Write a short briefing
I turn the research into a note your team can read in a minute.
Show my sources
Every point comes with its source so you can check it.
Leave the advice to you
I report what the sources say. The advice is yours to give.
How I work with Westlaw.
- 01
Ask the question
Message me by email, Slack or Teams in plain words.
- 02
I search
I run the searches in Westlaw and read what comes back.
- 03
You get the answer
A short answer comes back with its sources, ready for you to check.
Illustrative example. People and documents are fictional.
Questions,
answered.
Yes. I search Westlaw for you and come back with a short answer and the sources behind it, so you can check the point yourself.
No. Once Westlaw is connected, you ask me by email, Slack or Teams and I do the work in Westlaw.
No. I report what the sources say and show you where. The advice stays with your lawyers.
You do. When Westlaw is set up, you decide what I can see and what I can send.