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Google Docs

Citing in Google Docs.

LitArbi’s Insert Citation pane in Google Docs, in the browser: the same citations as in Word — in the text or as footnotes, in full the first time and short after, each linked to its exhibit.

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Search the exhibits, click them into the citation, add pages or paragraphs, insert in the text or as a real Google Docs footnote — exhibit numbers in bold, the case names of awards in italics.
  • Insert Citation. Search the exhibits, click them into the citation, add pages or paragraphs, insert in the text or as a real Google Docs footnote — exhibit numbers in bold, the case names of awards in italics.
  • First full, then short. Decided per document, from the citations it already holds.
  • The List of Exhibits. A table of every exhibit the document cites, at the cursor; a second click updates it in place.
  • Links that Travel. Every citation links to its exhibit; LitArbi for iPad opens it at the cited page.
  • From your firm’s server. Exhibits from your firm’s LitArbi Server (version 1.8.1 or later) — Google passes the sign-in to your server, nothing goes to LitArbi — or from the exhibit list of a bundle made with LitArbi for Mac or Windows. Your documents stay in your Google account.
A table of every exhibit the document cites, at the cursor; a second click updates it in place.

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