Table of Contents
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How To
Use Cases for Attorneys
Use Cases for Students
How To
Use Cases for Attorneys
Use Cases for Students
Reading & Saving Cases
This section covers the basic features that appear on the screen when reading a case: AI-Annotations, Manual Annotations, and Chatting with a Case.
Reading & Saving Cases
This section covers the basic features that appear on the screen when reading a case: AI-Annotations, Manual Annotations, and Chatting with a Case.
Reading & Saving Cases
This section covers the basic features that appear on the screen when reading a case: AI-Annotations, Manual Annotations, and Chatting with a Case.
AI Annotations
When you open a case in midpage, you'll notice annotations that appear in the right-hand margin. You can think of these AI-generated annotations as custom headnotes that are designed to simplify your experience reading a case. The AI will automatically identify key passages that are relevant to whatever issue you are currently researching and summarize it in plain English. There are four actions you can take: (1) Click "Keep" to automatically store the highlighted passage and the annotation in your current session's Notebook as is; (2) Click into the text area of the annotation to edit it directly (this too will automatically store the annotation in your Notebook); (3) Click "Discard" to remove the annotation and highlighting; (4) Do nothing, and the annotation will stay visible on that opinion, but will not be saved to your Notebook.
AI Annotations
When you open a case in midpage, you'll notice annotations that appear in the right-hand margin. You can think of these AI-generated annotations as custom headnotes that are designed to simplify your experience reading a case. The AI will automatically identify key passages that are relevant to whatever issue you are currently researching and summarize it in plain English. There are four actions you can take: (1) Click "Keep" to automatically store the highlighted passage and the annotation in your current session's Notebook as is; (2) Click into the text area of the annotation to edit it directly (this too will automatically store the annotation in your Notebook); (3) Click "Discard" to remove the annotation and highlighting; (4) Do nothing, and the annotation will stay visible on that opinion, but will not be saved to your Notebook.
AI Annotations
When you open a case in midpage, you'll notice annotations that appear in the right-hand margin. You can think of these AI-generated annotations as custom headnotes that are designed to simplify your experience reading a case. The AI will automatically identify key passages that are relevant to whatever issue you are currently researching and summarize it in plain English. There are four actions you can take: (1) Click "Keep" to automatically store the highlighted passage and the annotation in your current session's Notebook as is; (2) Click into the text area of the annotation to edit it directly (this too will automatically store the annotation in your Notebook); (3) Click "Discard" to remove the annotation and highlighting; (4) Do nothing, and the annotation will stay visible on that opinion, but will not be saved to your Notebook.
Adding Annotations
You can also add highlights and annotations manually. Simply select the passage you'd like to annotate, and you can save it to your Notebook as a quote, or add an annotations.
Adding Annotations
You can also add highlights and annotations manually. Simply select the passage you'd like to annotate, and you can save it to your Notebook as a quote, or add an annotations.
Adding Annotations
You can also add highlights and annotations manually. Simply select the passage you'd like to annotate, and you can save it to your Notebook as a quote, or add an annotations.
Chatting With a Case
On the right-hand side of every case in midpage is a chat window. Here, you can ask questions about the case you are currently reading. You will get responses that are hyperlinked to the source quotes found within the opinion. Note: To ask open-ended legal research questions (i.e., questions that are not about the specific case you are reading), use the Legal Research Agenet by clickng on the Chat tab.
Chatting With a Case
On the right-hand side of every case in midpage is a chat window. Here, you can ask questions about the case you are currently reading. You will get responses that are hyperlinked to the source quotes found within the opinion. Note: To ask open-ended legal research questions (i.e., questions that are not about the specific case you are reading), use the Legal Research Agenet by clickng on the Chat tab.
Chatting With a Case
On the right-hand side of every case in midpage is a chat window. Here, you can ask questions about the case you are currently reading. You will get responses that are hyperlinked to the source quotes found within the opinion. Note: To ask open-ended legal research questions (i.e., questions that are not about the specific case you are reading), use the Legal Research Agenet by clickng on the Chat tab.