Search Zeno's legal sources, explore material connected to a source, and add the sources you need to a chat. When you attach a legal source, Zeno uses Legal Research so it can work with the available source text before answering.
Search for Legal Sources
In the chat composer, select Add an attachment.
Select Add a source.
Enter your query in Search legal sources, then select Search.
Select one or more results. To inspect a result without selecting it, select Open.
Review your selection, then select Add to chat.
Check that the selected jurisdiction matches your question, enter your instructions, and send the message.
Adding sources does not send your message. You can continue writing your prompt or add more sources first.
Use Search Operators
Terms without an operator use AND. You can also use these operators to make a query more precise:
contract AND liabilityfinds results that contain both terms.contract OR agreementfinds results that contain either term.contract NOT consumerexcludes results that contain the next term."force majeure" OR hardshipkeeps the quoted words together as one phrase.
Operator names are not case-sensitive. Parentheses and nested expressions are not supported.
Find Related Sources
Select Related sources beside a source in the search results, your selected-source list, a source preview, or a source opened from a Zeno answer.
Under Document types, choose the types you want to include. Case law and Articles are available for this search. Parliamentary History and Official Gazettes may also be available.
To narrow the results, select Filters and choose a citation direction or date range.
Sort the results by Most highly cited, Oldest, or Newest.
Select one or more sources, then select Add to chat.
You can follow Related sources again from a result to explore another set of connected documents. Select Back to return without losing your earlier search or selection.
Review and Manage Attached Sources
You can select up to 20 legal sources across search results and related-source results.
Selected sources appear as removable source attachments in the composer.
Attaching a legal source selects Legal Research. Auto and Assistant remain unavailable until you remove the final attached legal source.
You can still change the jurisdiction while legal sources are attached.
A source without available text cannot be selected. Zeno labels it This source is missing text in our database.
If no matching documents are available, Related sources is unavailable for that source or the panel shows No related sources match these document types.
Review the answer and its citations before using the result in your work.