Casemaker Updates Nov. 2010

Casemaker Digest

Newly released cases (within 24 hours), with summaries, from the State Appellate and Federal Circuit courts.
Cases can be selected by practice area, courts, Judges or relevant concepts allowing the attorney to filter reported cases to best fit their specific interests.
The cases have been summarized with short descriptive headers to facilitate an easy quick review.
The cases are linked into the state’s Casemaker library for the full case review with all of the robust Casemaker functions… such as our citator,(CaseCheck), treatises discovery tool (CaseKnowledge), etc…
Receive notice to your mobile device or PC of the newest cases… by your saved search parameters/filters via RSS feeds. Have as many RRS feeds as you would like.
“Digest” tab is located on the Casemaker state library page in the blue navigation bar
Subscription based or available for the bar to purchase to supply to their members.
Keep the competitive advantage by always being informed as to the latest case activity in your specialty area of practice.

CaseCheck: Identifies cases that have been cited
CaseCheck+™: Is the newest Iconic citator that advises whether your case is good law?
- Low cost high value alternative to Shepards and Key-Cites
- Subscription product
  - FREE 14-day Trial
  - Monthly ($19.95 per month – unlimited)
  - Yearly ($199.95 per year – unlimited)
  - Daily ($4.95 per login basis – unlimited per login)
  - ALERT Banner at the top of a case ALERTING to a case’s treatment… negative RED; positive GREEN
CaseCheck+™appears to the right of your case showing additional cases that been cited by jurisdiction including:
- CaseCheck+will appear for negative treated cases for your state, applicable federal circuit, and other states as they become available
- CaseCheck™(currently not, CaseCheck+) results will be from ALL jurisdictions 50 states, DC, and all Federal, including District, Circuit, Bankruptcy, and USSC).
CaseCheck+™ results that appear to the right column of the opinion, will show the jurisdiction, along with the number of results from that jurisdiction. A red (+) beside the jurisdiction indicates a case with a negative treatment is included.
Click on the jurisdiction to review the case, separated by CaseCheck+™ cases first, followed by CaseCheck cases.
Click on a specific CaseCheck and CaseCheck+ results (within the pop-up window), you will be taken directly to that portion of the future case where your case is cited