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Discover a new level of confidence
Powered by state-of-the-art AI, Quick Check on Westlaw Edge securely analyzes your brief to suggest highly relevant authority that traditional research may have missed.
- Quality check a final draft
- Reveal weaknesses in an opponent's document
- Refresh a past winning argument
- Compare multiple filings from a matter

New! Quick Check Judicial
Quick Check Judicial allows judges, law clerks, and attorneys to upload multiple briefs or memos from a single matter to Quick Check. The resulting report provides insights into the citations relied upon by each party and surfaces highly relevant authority that neither party included in their briefs.
See how Quick Check works
Once you securely upload your brief, Quick Check leverages state-of-the-art AI to examine the text, citations, and structure of your uploaded document to detect the legal issues covered. It then identifies recommendations that are highly relevant to the issues in the input document, but not otherwise cited.
Enabling more efficient research

I Use Quick Check for my own briefs, to give me peace of mind that I didn't miss something or that at the very least I had looked at it and made a determination. That helps me sleep at night.
Advantages of intelligent document analysis
In just minutes, Quick Check reviews your brief to identify your legal issues and show you highly relevant authority that traditional research may have missed.
Fully integrated with Westlaw Edge, Quick Check allows you to quickly verify citations using KeyCite and filter out the legal documents you’ve already viewed or saved to a folder.
Review the quality of a completed legal document, improve an early draft, update a filing from a prior matter, compare multiple filings, or jumpstart a reply to a motion.
Analyze whether an opponent has cited an overruled case, and quickly see if the point of law impacts your matter. Also find cases that were relevant to your opponent’s issues that they chose not to cite.
