Scope definition
The user selects the jurisdictions, practice areas, keywords, statutes or issues to monitor.
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KGM jurisdictional monitoring tracks new decisions, regulatory developments and legal news related to the firm’s practice areas. Relevant information is filtered, summarized and delivered without requiring constant manual research.
New decisions and regulatory developments are published across multiple sources. Comprehensive manual monitoring takes time, creates noise and may miss information relevant to a matter or practice area.
The user selects the jurisdictions, practice areas, keywords, statutes or issues to monitor.
The system regularly checks configured sources to identify newly published material.
Information is ranked according to relevance, authority and proximity to the monitored scope.
Relevant developments are summarized and presented with references for verification.
Track case law from a specific court.
Monitor a particular legal practice area.
Receive new decisions related to a matter.
Quickly identify a reversal or significant development.
Prepare a legal update for the firm’s clients.
Monitoring reduces documentary noise without hiding the sources. Each alert should provide access to the original publication so its actual scope can be assessed.
Monitoring criteria can be adapted to each user’s permissions and practice areas.
Yes. Separate monitoring rules can be configured by practice area, jurisdiction, client, matter or legal issue.
Yes. Publications can be summarized while preserving access to the original source for validation.
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