For Law

Legal research is complicated enough. Keeping track of it shouldn't be.

PowerNotes organizes your sources, annotations, and citations in a single structured workspace — so you spend less time managing research and more time using it.

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For Law Students

Used at law schools across the country. Including yours, probably.

PowerNotes is the research workspace law students reach for when the case load gets serious — Law Review, senior seminars, moot court, bar prep. Organized sources, Bluebook citations handled automatically, and an outline that builds itself as you research.

"I use PowerNotes to organize and write research papers for classes and Law Review. I love that I am able to search quotes, separate them out by subject and cross off the ones I've used. I love that I can click on the quote and go back to the source to get greater context if needed. Overall it's a great tool and I don't know how I would have gotten through law school without it!"

Deanna
Boston University School of Law

"I use PowerNotes to conduct legal research. It has been extremely helpful when reading cases and trying to keep track of key ideas and important quotes. PowerNotes allows me to organize and annotate information as I read it, which makes the synthesis and analysis that follows easier. Thanks!"

Alina
NYU Law

"It allowed me to keep my notes organized when I was working with over 20 different sources, including case law and secondary sources — law review articles and journals primarily. I also used it for the citation and for the links to access the source rapidly. Where it really helped was the larger project — to help keep my sources and my notes on the sources organized through its easy-to-use interface."

Anthony
Northern Illinois University College of Law
What it does for law students
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Annotate cases and sources as you read

Highlight and annotate directly on cases, law review articles, statutes, and secondary sources — on any website, PDF, or legal database. Your highlights and notes stay attached to the source, not scattered across a notebook you'll search for later.

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Separate your research by argument, issue, or topic

Organize your highlights into topics as you go. Search your quotes, filter by topic, and cross-reference across sources — so when you're writing, you already know what you have and where it came from.

03
Bluebook citations, handled automatically

PowerNotes captures citation metadata when you save a source. Format in Bluebook with a click — no manual entry, no hunting for volume numbers. Every citation attached to the content it supports.

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Inline citations from Westlaw and LexisNexis

When you're researching on Westlaw or LexisNexis, PowerNotes captures inline citations automatically for every highlight and annotation. Context and claims properly referenced, without the copy-paste.

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An outline that builds as you research

Your annotated sources organize into a project outline automatically. By the time you start writing, your argument structure is already there — built from your own research, in your own words.

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For Legal Professionals

Organized research is the foundation of good legal work. PowerNotes makes it systematic.

Legal research produces volume — cases, statutes, secondary sources, expert opinions, deposition notes. The problem isn't finding the information. It's keeping track of it, building an argument from it, and maintaining a defensible record of how you got there.

PowerNotes brings a structured workflow to legal research that scales from a single associate to an entire practice group.

Research your team can actually build on
Unified project outline that everyone can contribute toward
Search and filter across all saved materials — cases, sources, and topics
Annotation stays attached to the source, not in a separate document
A digital paper trail for every matter
Every source saved, highlighted, and annotated with timestamps
Project Timer tracks time spent on research tasks — accurate records for billing and matter management
Full research history available for review at any stage of a matter
More billable work in less time
Capture text, images, and source links from any website, PDF, or legal database in a single click
Citations formatted automatically in Bluebook and other styles — no manual entry
Export research outlines and bibliographies directly into your document workflow
Inline citation capture from Westlaw and LexisNexis
When your team researches on Westlaw or LexisNexis, PowerNotes captures citations automatically alongside every annotation
No more going back to find the citation for something you highlighted three days ago
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Extensions

For when legal research happens anywhere.

Research doesn't stop at the library. PowerNotes works across your entire research environment — websites, PDFs, Westlaw, LexisNexis, and AI tools.

PowerNotes Researcher Extension
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Full research extension with topic management, citation tools, and source organization. Works across websites, PDFs, and legal databases including Westlaw and LexisNexis.

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Claude MCP Integration
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Connect your PowerNotes research directly to Claude. Your annotated cases and sources as context — not a blank prompt. AI assistance grounded in your actual research, not a general knowledge base.

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Built for the way legal research actually works.

Whether you're a 1L working through your first law review note or a partner managing a complex litigation matter, PowerNotes gives you the structure to do serious research well.

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