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CiteRight helps you move from a precedent to a finished draft by cutting out the repetitive, mindless work

Automate Citations

Produce perfectly formatted citations and books of authority every time with CiteRight’s Microsoft Word plugin

Recover Lost Knowledge

CiteRight makes you nimble: get time consuming work done so that you can focus on what really matters

Draft Faster

Move from a precedent to a finished draft by cutting out the repetitive, mindless work

Automate Citations

Produce perfectly formatted citations and books of authority with CiteRight’s Microsoft Word plugin

Recover Lost Knowledge

Get time-consuming work done so that you can focus on what really matters

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Feature highlights

Explore Citation Tools

Research and writing.
Together at last.

CiteRight helps you save cases from online legal databases and makes them available right where you are — inside Microsoft Word.

Click on a case to cite it automatically. No Blue Book or McGill Guide required!

Document Assembly

One-button books of authorities.

Done writing your factum? Generate a perfect book of authorities in seconds. Want to make a last-minute change? Click the button again.

CiteRight manages your document assembly so you don’t have to.

Reduce, Reuse, Research

No more searching for that case you remember using that one time.

Reusing an older document? Great! CiteRight keeps all of your research in one organized place — right in the document.

Now you can get to work without re-downloading the same cases over and over again.

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Exploring experts' evolving approaches when it comes to technology utilization in dispute resolution.

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How CiteRight gets the Cites Right

With the release of CiteRight 4.1, we made a seemingly minor change to our citation engine. We now include the court and jurisdiction in citations — but only when it’s appropriate to do so. This is a really big deal. We're so committed to helping our customers cite their sources accurately that we're willing to spend more than two years building a first-of-its-kind Canadian database. Read on for the details on what it takes to add in some crucial (but complex) information in citations.

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