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Plain guides to how the Supreme Court works in practice. Each one lists its sources and says when it was last reviewed.
What LawyerInsight does: a tour of every feature
A plain tour of what you can do in LawyerInsight, from searching cases to alerts and the assistant, with a link to a guide for each.
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Your account, plan and privacy: a complete guide
How to sign up and sign in, what your plan allows, how to see your usage, and how to download, control or delete your data.
The AI Assistant, complete guide
How to ask the LawyerInsight assistant, read its cited answers, attach files, draft filing papers, use memory and understand daily limits and credits.
Case Search and case pages, complete guide
How to find a Supreme Court case by party, number or order text, what every part of a case page shows, how to share a case status, and where the data comes from.
Cause list, Live Courts and Sitting Roster, the complete guide
What the Daily Cause List, Live Courts and Sitting Roster pages show, how fresh they are, how to use them for a day's work, and what they leave out on purpose.
The insights pages explained: analytics, benchmarks, High Court outcomes and defects
What each insights page answers, how to read its charts and tables, the limits of the statistics and what is deliberately never shown.
The LawyerInsight Android app: a complete guide
How the Android app works, screen by screen, including the assistant, alerts, permissions, your account and how it differs from the website.
Tracking your cases and alerts, the complete guide
Add a case three ways, follow it in My Cases and My Day, choose your alerts, and use notifications, calendar and sharing on web and mobile.
Supreme Court how-to
Diary number vs case number in the Supreme Court
Why a filing gets a diary number first, when it gets a regular case number, and which one to use when you look a matter up.
Neutral citations (INSC) explained
What a citation like 2023 INSC 1 means, which judgments carry one and how to cite it.
How to read the Supreme Court cause list
What the daily cause list, the advance list and the supplementary list are, and what to check each morning.
Where to find Supreme Court orders and judgments
The official places to look for daily orders, record of proceedings and judgments, and how to check you have the right document.
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Alerts for your tracked cases
How to choose which events on your tracked cases reach you, on which channel and when.
The Daily Cause List and Live Courts
How LawyerInsight shows today's listings and, in sitting hours, a live view of the courts.
Connect your own AI tool to LawyerInsight
What the connection key does, how to make one and what the connected tool can and cannot see.
Court-wide insights: benchmarks, High Court outcomes and defects
What the three insight pages show, how to read them, and the limits of statistics about a court.
Search cases and orders in LawyerInsight
How to find a Supreme Court case by party, number or order text, and what you see when you open one.
The Sitting Roster: benches and judges
What the Sitting Roster shows about benches, sitting judges and tenure, and what it deliberately does not show.
What the assistant remembers, and how to control it
How memory works, what is kept, who can see it and how to review it.
Track a Supreme Court case with LawyerInsight
Add a matter by diary or case number, see its orders and listings in one place, and get alerts.