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How To
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How To
Use Cases for Attorneys
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Search
Like other legal research platforms, midpage starts with a search query. This section covers how keyword and boolean connectors work, selecting jurisdictions and temporal filters, adding facts to a project to further refine your search results, and adding AI-powered columns to sift through cases faster.
Search
Like other legal research platforms, midpage starts with a search query. This section covers how keyword and boolean connectors work, selecting jurisdictions and temporal filters, adding facts to a project to further refine your search results, and adding AI-powered columns to sift through cases faster.
Search
Like other legal research platforms, midpage starts with a search query. This section covers how keyword and boolean connectors work, selecting jurisdictions and temporal filters, adding facts to a project to further refine your search results, and adding AI-powered columns to sift through cases faster.
Below is a key of all available boolean connectors. This can be accessed directly in midpage: Just click on the search bar, and then hover on "See full list" as shown below.
Keywords & Booleans
In midpage you can search with keywords (like an old-school Google search), or you can construct a classic boolean query, just like you would on Lexis or Westlaw.
Below is a key of all available boolean connectors. This can be accessed directly in midpage: Just click on the search bar, and then hover on "See full list" as shown below.
Keywords & Booleans
In midpage you can search with keywords (like an old-school Google search), or you can construct a classic boolean query, just like you would on Lexis or Westlaw.
Below is a key of all available boolean connectors. This can be accessed directly in midpage: Just click on the search bar, and then hover on "See full list" as shown below.
Keywords & Booleans
In midpage you can search with keywords (like an old-school Google search), or you can construct a classic boolean query, just like you would on Lexis or Westlaw.
Selecting Jurisdictions
To filter by jurisdiction, just click the JDX button in the search bar. ou'll see a pop-up with all available federal and state jurisdictions.
Selecting Jurisdictions
To filter by jurisdiction, just click the JDX button in the search bar. ou'll see a pop-up with all available federal and state jurisdictions.
Selecting Jurisdictions
To filter by jurisdiction, just click the JDX button in the search bar. ou'll see a pop-up with all available federal and state jurisdictions.
Adding Facts to a Project
In midpage, you can add key facts to any project. While completely optional, this allows you to tailor the search to your specific fact pattern. Click on the "Facts & Uploads" button. From there, you can manually type in key facts. Alternatively, you can upload a complaint or a brief to have midpage extract the key facts for you. You can also specify the motion you're working on, as well as your desired outcome. Your facts will be saved automatically to your current project when you click elsewhere. All of this background data will enrich your research experience. For example, once you've uploaded facts, you can use the Compare Facts AI-Column.
Adding Facts to a Project
In midpage, you can add key facts to any project. While completely optional, this allows you to tailor the search to your specific fact pattern. Click on the "Facts & Uploads" button. From there, you can manually type in key facts. Alternatively, you can upload a complaint or a brief to have midpage extract the key facts for you. You can also specify the motion you're working on, as well as your desired outcome. Your facts will be saved automatically to your current project when you click elsewhere. All of this background data will enrich your research experience. For example, once you've uploaded facts, you can use the Compare Facts AI-Column.
Adding Facts to a Project
In midpage, you can add key facts to any project. While completely optional, this allows you to tailor the search to your specific fact pattern. Click on the "Facts & Uploads" button. From there, you can manually type in key facts. Alternatively, you can upload a complaint or a brief to have midpage extract the key facts for you. You can also specify the motion you're working on, as well as your desired outcome. Your facts will be saved automatically to your current project when you click elsewhere. All of this background data will enrich your research experience. For example, once you've uploaded facts, you can use the Compare Facts AI-Column.
Adding AI Columns
This feature allows you to ask questions across all of your search results. There are two types of answer formats you can select from: Any Answer, or "Yes-No". If you select the "Any Answer" format, the AI will produce a plain-text answer with embedded source links. If you select the "Yes-No" format, the results will be filterable -- as shown in the example below. Note: Filters scan the top 100 results in your search.
Adding AI Columns
This feature allows you to ask questions across all of your search results. There are two types of answer formats you can select from: Any Answer, or "Yes-No". If you select the "Any Answer" format, the AI will produce a plain-text answer with embedded source links. If you select the "Yes-No" format, the results will be filterable -- as shown in the example below. Note: Filters scan the top 100 results in your search.
Adding AI Columns
This feature allows you to ask questions across all of your search results. There are two types of answer formats you can select from: Any Answer, or "Yes-No". If you select the "Any Answer" format, the AI will produce a plain-text answer with embedded source links. If you select the "Yes-No" format, the results will be filterable -- as shown in the example below. Note: Filters scan the top 100 results in your search.