Everything filed in your practice area. Not a selection.

On this site, the facts of every case are open and the rest is for subscribers. These summaries are the exception, one per practice area, open in full so you can judge the work before paying for it:

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1. We collect, four times a day. Every judgment and every revision published on Find Case Law, the official record of The National Archives. We take the court’s own XML, not a scraped page, so a summary can always be traced back to the words of the court.
2. We read the whole judgment. Not an extract, not the headnote: the full text, with no access to the internet or to any source beyond the judgment itself. Nothing from outside can get into a summary.
3. A second pass checks it against the judgment. Independently and from scratch: are the facts supported, is the outcome stated accurately, is every authority genuinely cited, is every statutory reference right, does the reasoning belong to the judge rather than to counsel? It produces a score and a list of problems. Anything in doubt goes to a person, and is not published until it has been read.
4. You get your areas, in full. One PDF per practice area every week, and the archive on the site. Every case names the date it was checked and links to the official judgment, so you can verify any line of it in one click.

Anyone can read the facts of any case here. What the court decided, the issues, the reasoning and the case history are for subscribers, except on the free samples, which are open in full.

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