Help CenterThis guide introduces Litigation Support and explains how to run your first legal research workflow.
It is designed for users using Litigation Support for the first time.
What Is Litigation Support Used For?
It is commonly used for:
- Case law research
- Statute and regulation review
- Legal issue analysis
- Preparing research summaries
It supports lawyers but does not replace legal judgment.
Accessing the Litigation Support Tool
To begin, open the Litigation Support section from the main menu.
This page is the starting point for all research tasks.
How to Provide Proper Context
Good results depend on clear context.
Always include:
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Jurisdiction: Country, state, or court
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Case facts: Key details and timeline
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Legal issue: What you want to research
Poor context leads to inaccurate results.
Example: First Legal Research Prompt
Below is a simple first-use example.
Prompt example:
“Research breach of contract remedies under California law for late delivery in commercial agreements.”
This prompt includes:
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Jurisdiction (California)
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Legal topic (breach of contract)
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Clear facts (late delivery)
Reviewing Research Results
After submission, the system generates results.
Results usually include:
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Summary of relevant law
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Key legal principles
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Supporting case references
Use this output as a research starting point.
Using Citations and Sources
Always review citations before relying on results.
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Check listed cases and statutes
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Confirm sources independently
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Use citations for deeper research
Validation is a critical step.
How to Validate AI Research Outputs
Follow these best practices:
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Verify jurisdiction accuracy
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Cross-check cited cases
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Review statutory language manually
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Apply professional judgment
AI speeds research, but lawyers confirm accuracy.
Best Practices for First-Time Users
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Start with focused questions
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Add facts gradually if needed
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Avoid vague prompts
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Save useful research sessions
These habits improve output quality.
Final Summary
Litigation Support is designed to:
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Speed up legal research
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Organize findings
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Support better legal decisions
By providing clear context, reviewing citations, and validating outputs, users can confidently complete their first research workflow.