Clearbrief
Evaluate citation and evidence checking while drafting in Microsoft Word.
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Documented uses
- Clearbrief documents linked evidence and citation-checking tools inside Word.
- Its tools include timelines, summaries, tables of authorities and exhibit preparation.
Capabilities the vendor documents
- Document Drafting
Who it is built for
- Litigators and other legal writers who must connect factual assertions to source material.
Pilot a draft with a wrong pinpoint, an unsupported factual assertion and a missing source. Inspect every flag and unflagged statement, then check the final table and exported links.
Watch for
- Test the citation styles, source types and filing requirements you actually use; automatic checks are not exhaustive validation.
- A link to a real source does not prove that it supports the sentence or remains good law.
Avoid it if: Your required sources or document workflow cannot be checked in the offered Word setup.
Sources checked:
Try a general assistant
Use the linked guide to test the task with an assistant your organization has approved. Compare the finished work and the effort needed to check it.
- Confirm that the tool can access the sources and document types your task needs.
- Check permissions, retention settings, and any connected systems before adding client material.
- Record missed issues and unsupported statements. Include correction time in your assessment.
Try the task
Follow a worked guide before choosing a tool.
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