Frequently Asked Questions

Attorney Toolkit is a search platform built for attorneys. It helps you quickly find information buried within professional listservs, discussion groups, archived emails, and legal knowledge databases. Instead of manually digging through years of conversations, Attorney Toolkit helps you locate relevant discussions in seconds.

Traditional archive searches often return hundreds of keyword matches that require extensive manual review. Attorney Toolkit is designed to help you find relevant information faster by organizing results, surfacing the most useful discussions, and making years of professional knowledge easily accessible.

You can search for virtually any topic contained within the archives available to your organization. Popular searches include doctors, QMEs, AMEs, judges, defense attorneys, claims adjusters, law firms, treatment providers, procedural issues, litigation strategies, settlement questions, and practice management topics.

Cookie capture lets Attorney Toolkit access your listserv session securely. Detailed step-by-step instructions are coming soon — for now, please contact support and we'll walk you through it.

Not at all. While Attorney Toolkit offers specialized search tools for common searches, many users prefer our Natural Language Search feature. Simply type what you're looking for as if you were asking a colleague: • "Has anyone worked with Dr. Smith recently?" • "What are attorneys saying about Judge Jones?" • "Looking for an orthopedic AME in Los Angeles." • "Who has experience with XYZ defense firm?" Attorney Toolkit will search the archives and return relevant results without requiring filters, search operators, or complicated forms.

Natural Language Search allows you to search using plain English instead of keywords. Rather than figuring out the right fields or search syntax, simply describe what you're looking for and Attorney Toolkit will do the rest.

Yes. Attorney Toolkit is designed to search across multiple archives and knowledge sources simultaneously, helping you find information wherever it exists instead of forcing you to search each source individually.

Yes. Attorney Toolkit helps you find information faster, but the original source material remains available. Results include links and citations to the underlying discussions so you can review them yourself.

No. Attorney Toolkit is a search and information retrieval platform. It helps users locate discussions and information contained within the archives it searches but does not provide legal advice or professional recommendations.

Most searches return results with analysis of the comments within minutes, allowing you to locate information and analyze it significantly faster than traditional archive searches and review of it one by one. Attorney Toolkit will also give you a hyperlink to the original post so you can check the post for accuracy.

Yes. Your searches and account activity are private and are not shared with other users.

No. Attorney Toolkit runs entirely in your web browser. Simply sign in and begin searching after you capture the cookies.

Attorney Toolkit is built for attorneys who regularly rely on professional discussion groups, listservs, and archived knowledge sources.

Try using natural language search with Ask AI Assistant and describe your question in the same way you would ask a trusted colleague. Often a conversational search produces better results than a traditional keyword search.