Find Similar Matters
Learn how to find similar matters with Vincent. Upload a key document, and our AI litigation strategy tool will provide a detailed legal case comparison of similar records.
Summary
Learn how to Find Similar Matters with Vincent. Upload a key litigation document, and our AI litigation strategy tool will provide a detailed legal case comparison, helping you uncover strategically similar cases from our database of court records.
Why This is Important
Finding truly similar cases is about more than just matching keywords. The Find Similar Matters workflow uses your own document as a blueprint, searching for other cases that share similar fact patterns, legal theories, and procedural postures. This allows you to build a more robust strategy, anticipate arguments, and find persuasive authorities you might have otherwise missed.
Powered by Docket Alarm: This workflow is engineered for US litigation research and is powered by Docket Alarm's vast database of federal and state court records.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Start the Workflow and Upload Your Document
To begin, select 'Find Similar Matters' from the list of workflows. You can then upload a complaint, motion, or other litigation filing that will serve as the basis for your search.

Step 2: Review the List of Similar Cases
Vincent will analyze your document and present a list of similar cases it has found in the Docket Alarm database.
Step 3: Explore the Detailed Comparison
For each relevant case found, Vincent will generate a detailed, structured comparison. This analysis breaks down the similarities and differences in claims, facts, and legal theories between your source document and the new matter. The results are presented in a clear table that you can download in Excel or CSV format.

Best Practices & Pro Tips
Use Your Best Document: For the most accurate results, use a source document that is well-structured and central to your case, such as a detailed complaint or a comprehensive motion for summary judgment.
Click Through to the Docket: Remember that you can click on any of the found cases to go directly to the full docket on Docket Alarm for a deeper investigation.

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