QuickFind™ with Auto Link

Your Link to the Law

Increase your legal research efficiency and add value to your organization’s electronic resources with the enhanced version of QuickFind with Auto Link.

The QuickFind productivity tool is designed to help lawyers, law firms, and legal departments save research time by delivering case law and statute documents from the Quicklaw^™ service* — to a desktop in seconds.

Save the time, effort, and cost of searching for and copying cases in cited documents — QuickFind retrieves or notes up case law and legislation citations from your firm’s collection of electronic resources such as word processing documents, email messages, web pages, and PDF documents directly from your desktop or intranet database.

Automatically link your working documents to the vast collection of documents on Quicklaw with ease, speed, and precision — view or print full-text cases, case summaries, section versions of Canadian statutes, QuickCITE™ Case Citator records, QuickCITE™ Statute Citator records, Canadian law journals and reviews, U.S. cases, and U.S. law journals and reviews on the Quicklaw service..

Archive your very own list of previously searched citations — QuickFind lets you print and store previously searched citations in the History List for future case retrieval or noting up.

Keep track of your QuickFind usage for billing purposes — The LexisNexis^® PowerInvoice™ service helps you keep track of the billing for each client.

QuickFind comes with an add-on tool called Auto Link — provided at no additional charge. Auto Link securely scans documents you submit for case law citations and embeds links to the full-text decisions or statutes on Quicklaw.

Enhance the value of your law firm’s intranet, document database, and other electronic resources.
Increase your efficiency by eliminating the need to exchange copies of cases cited in internal documents.

Law School and Academic Users: You may use QuickFind with Auto Link free of charge. (Exception: Auto Link is not available to students.)

*QuickFind requires a Quicklaw account and a separate QuickFind subscription.