Introducing CiteSense and Legislation 2.0

by Aaron Wenner | Jun 12, 2025

CiteSense and Legislation 2.0 Released

CiteRight’s latest features dramatically streamline your legal drafting workflow, reduce errors, and simplify compliance. Instantly convert plain-text citations into interactive, CiteRight-formatted citations with CiteSense, and effortlessly compile precise legislative excerpts into submission-ready appendices with Legislation 2.0.

See It In Action. Ready to discover how these features can transform your legal practice? Book a personalized demo today or visit our dedicated landing page to learn more.

Instantly Transform Plain-Text Citations with CiteSense

CiteRight is designed to make legal citation automatic. (It’s in the name!) But working with prior documents and precedents has always been an obstacle to using CiteRight effectively. These documents are filled with plain-text citations that aren’t yet compatible with CiteRight — and updating them one-by-one is a slow process that gets in the way of you legal analysis and drafting processes.

CiteSense completely resolves this problem. Simply scan your Word documents, and CiteSense instantly identifies and matches plain-text citations to authoritative cases from your library or Jurisage’s extensive database, converting them automatically into interactive, CiteRight-compatible citations.

With CiteSense, you can:

Rapidly integrate existing documents into CiteRight’s advanced workflow, allowing junior associates and articling students to immediately focus on substantive legal analysis rather than administrative citation tasks.
Seamlessly access full case texts directly from your Word document, streamlining the review process for managing partners and ensuring consistent quality in firm submissions.
Automate the creation of Tables and Books of Authorities, saving valuable hours, eliminating tedious manual citation checks, and significantly improving overall document accuracy and efficiency.

Effortlessly Compile Legislative Excerpts with Legislation 2.0

As litigators, we don’t just cite case law; legislation is a critical primary source for our arguments and drafts. And working with legislation often means countless hours manually copying, formatting, and compiling legislative texts for submissions — tasks that can lead to inefficiencies and errors.

Legislation 2.0 eliminates these burdens by enabling precise selection of legislative excerpts directly from your browser. Accurately insert pinpoint citations directly into your documents, and automatically generate professionally formatted legislative compilations (“Schedule B”).

Legislation 2.0 enables you to:

Precisely pinpoint sections, subsections, or paragraphs of legislation, allowing articling students and junior associates to transition swiftly from administrative tasks to substantive legal drafting.
Automatically create Schedule B compilations with accurate formatting, drastically reducing manual labor and formatting errors.
‍Reduce errors and eliminate manual reformatting, ensuring consistency and compliance firm-wide.

Transform Your Legal Workflow Today

Discover firsthand how CiteSense and Legislation 2.0 can dramatically enhance your legal drafting processes, save significant time, and ensure greater accuracy and compliance in your submissions. Book a personalized demo today and take the first step toward a more efficient, streamlined workflow.

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