Case-law monitor
New Florida opinions, read and verified before you rely on them.
A weekly read of new Florida Supreme Court and DCA opinions, checked twice before anything reaches your firm's monthly digest.
Protects money: Your firm learns about adverse Florida opinions and rule changes the week they issue.
The problem
Why it's hard today
One appellate opinion can change how a PI case is valued or tried. Most small firms hear about it from opposing counsel or at a seminar months later.
AI summaries of case law bring their own risk: a holding misread, or a citation that does not exist.
How it works
4 steps, start to finish
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Scan each week
New Florida Supreme Court and District Court of Appeal opinions, including rules amendments, are pulled from CourtListener and filtered against the Florida PI statutes.
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Read three times, verify twice
Each relevant opinion is analyzed three times, then checked by a separate verifier that must pass twice in a row. If the checks fail, the digest is held back.
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Matched to your cases
Opinions are matched to your open cases by case type and to the positions your firm has recorded, and the firm gets one notification.
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Library and memos
A shared authority library marked unverified until your attorney validates an entry, a do-not-cite list that blocks drafts, and memos that label each verified authority as helping or hurting.
Approval: Internal only. Nothing is sent outside the firm, and the digest is withheld when the verification checks fail.
Questions
Case-law monitor: FAQ
Does it cover new statutes from the legislative session?
Not yet. It covers opinions and rules amendments. Session laws are not in the feed.
Can we cite a research memo as-is?
No. Memos are drafts for an attorney. Unverified citations are marked, and an authority on the do-not-cite list keeps the memo from counting as verified.
Where does the digest show up?
In the app, on the Research page. A digest that did not pass its checks is not shown.
Start with one case. Keep the queue.
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