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Parallel Citations

Use Parallel Citations to quickly identify subsequent cases which share at least 2 citations with a case you're researching, even if your case isn't cited.

While you're reviewing a case in JADE, locate the feature icons at the top left of the page. Select the Visualisations icon represented by three circles arranged in a triangle, then select 'Parallel Citations'.

Here you have a snapshot of cases with shared citations.

Hovering over the connecting lines reveals the relationship between the cases.
Click to show the shared citations, and whether your case has been cited.
Review the cases to gain relevant insights, and help identify additional cases you wish to review.

You can leverage JADE's other Case Law Visualisation tools. Parallel Citations is an extension of the Precedent Tracker.

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Lawyers are typically very time-poor, spend a lot of time conducting legal research, and most say they'd save hours every week if they could find legal material quickly and easily.

If you're legal professional, especially if you're time-poor or your time is billable, or you simply pride yourself on high quality legal research, click on the images below to see how JADE Professional can make your legal research easier, faster and more effective.

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Document Uploads

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Citation Checking

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Exporting & Sharing

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Similarity Tool

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