Training

TRAINING TIP #22 Your Content Goes Here STEP ONE You can upload a list of parties by clicking the little arrow at the top of the Parties box when running a Cases search. STEP TWO Once you click the arrow, you’ll be prompted to choose a file from your local drive to upload. STEP THREE You’ll see confirmation of how many parties were recognized in your list. Click SAVE to confirm. STEP FOUR Click VIEW [...]

TRAINING TIP #23 Your Content Goes Here STEP ONE In the Profiles section of the Search page, type in a key word or number in the corresponding box and select an option from the drop-down. STEP TWO When the summary page in the binder opens, click PRINT at the top of the page. STEP THREE Click PRINT at the top right of the page.

TRAINING TIP #24 Your Content Goes Here Knowing what a “posture of motion” is and how it affects your search results is a game changer for any legal researcher. This knowledge is especially crucial when creating statistics, like in Motion Success charts. For example, if you create a chart that shows the grant rate of motions for permanent injunction, but don’t specify a posture of motion, there is no way to know if the statistics were based on motions that the parties agreed to, or disputed. This is critical because typically if the parties [...]

TRAINING TIP #25 Your Content Goes Here STEP ONE To hide rows select the boxes on the left side of the rows, then click OPTIONS > Hide Selected. STEP TWO To unhide rows click OPTIONS > Show Hidden Rows. Tip: Hidden rows will stay hidden when you save the Binder.

TRAINING TIP #26 Your Content Goes Here Legal Issues are tagged to rulings with discussions or substantive analysis by the court on a very specific topic or area of law. For example, if you wanted to find courts’ analysis of transfer of venue for convenience, you could search documents filtered by the Legal Issue “Transfer of Venue for Convenience.” The results would be all rulings in which the court shared some insight into how they were interpreting that specific area of law. However, not every order transferring venue contains [...]

TRAINING TIP #27 Your Content Goes Here STEP ONE Once you are in the binder you want to add a new search to, click “Add New Tab” located above the Table of Contents. STEP TWO This will show you all the possible search types that you can add to your binder. Select a search type, enter your filters and view your results. STEP THREE This will create a new tab at the bottom of your table of contents. [...]

TRAINING TIP #28 Your Content Goes Here STEP ONE To use a set of results as a filter in a new search, you’ll first want to rename the results you want to use as filter. In this example, we’ve renamed our Documents search to “TXT Search League of Legends” (to rename the results, right-click on the tab and click "Rename" in the drop-down): STEP TWO Click “Add New Tab” at the top left of your results. This will create a new tab in your binder: [...]