Finch WatchComing soon
Finch Watch: know when the law under your matter moves
Finch Watch keeps an eye on new precedent and developments that touch your live matters, and tells you what changed and where it matters.
New this morning · Matter 0412
An authority in your brief has been referred to a larger bench.
Authority A is relied on at paragraph 9 of your written submissions. A later order refers the question it decided to a larger bench.
Open the orderOpen your brief at paragraph 9
Sample alert. Finch Watch is coming soon.
A matter is argued on the law as it stands on the day.
Between the brief and the hearing, the law can move. A judgment you rely on is distinguished, a larger bench takes up the question, a rule is amended. Finch Watch reads what is new against what your matters depend on, so you hear it from Finch, not from the other side.
How it works
Finch Watch, step by step
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It knows your matters
The issues and authorities in each live matter are already on its record in Finch.
- 02
It reads what is new
New judgments and developments are checked against those issues.
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It tells you what changed
An alert names the change, the matter it touches and the paragraph that matters.
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You decide what to do
Open the change, update the brief or the note, and carry on.
In detail
What you get
- Tied to the matterAlerts are about your matters, not a general news feed.
- An authority you rely onHear when a judgment in your brief is overruled, doubted or distinguished.
- What changed since last timeA short report of the difference, with the source a click away.
- Into your researchOpen the new judgment in Finch research, paragraph by paragraph.
Who uses it
Built for these teams
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Finch Watch: questions
When is Finch Watch released?
Soon. Register interest and we will let you know when it reaches your firm.
See Finch on one of your matters.
Register interest and the next step is a 45-minute live demonstration on one matter, end to end: intake, an 800-page set, the brief, an advocacy note and a draft with tracked changes.