TechValidate Research on Research and Litigation Solutions

I often write appellate briefs. Typically I will have 2-3, sometimes 5-6 appellate issues. I can do research and save these important searches in folders, a feature that I have found to be invaluable. I also very much appreciate the keeping of boolean search terms because I am familiar with these and prefer this to intuitive language searching.

The public records search has had the biggest impact for me as a litigator. I do a public records search on every person before I file a law suit and before I take their deposition. It has helped me to discover information that proved to be invaluable.

The California Forms of Pleading and Practice is one of the best tools I know to start researching a topic and even start drafting a paper. Nothing else on the market compiles the fundamental resources one needs to start any legal project like Forms of Pleading and Practice.

A huge portion of the appellate docket in Tennessee deals with the area of family practice, which changes rapidly. Being able to access lots of new material quickly allows me to walk into court or to draft a document with the latest case law.

I use the Alert feature to follow particular areas of law that allow me to stay updated on the most recent cases so that I can remain on top of those areas. Being able to relay very recent cases of interest is impressive to clients, co-workers, and more importantly supervisors.

In my day to day work, client contact is vital to time sensitive documents to be submitted, as well as pursuing settlements. We were able to meet a crucial submission deadline for this client because we were able to verify correct contact information and secure the necessary documents in a timely manner.