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Voice Dictation

Capture legal thought at the speed of speech.

Dictate legal notes and drafts in supported Indian languages.

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WHEN IT HELPS

Voice Dictation in daily practice.

The best note often arrives between hearings, during a conference or while a senior is dictating changes. Voice Dictation turns speech into editable text while the reasoning is still fresh.

A common situation

Record conference notes between hearings, dictate grounds on the way back from court, or capture a senior’s changes as they are spoken. Edit, copy or save the resulting text to the matter.

Capture more detail when opening a laptop is impractical.

CORE TASKS

What you can do.

01

Speech-to-text for legal notes and drafting

02

Support for selected Indian languages

03

Editable text that can be copied or saved to a matter

HOW TO USE IT

Three steps from source material to reviewed work.

01

Choose a language

Set the language you want to speak and begin a new dictation.

02

Speak naturally

Capture facts, grounds, conference notes or drafting changes.

03

Edit and save

Review the transcription and keep it with the relevant matter.

COMMON USES

Where it fits into legal work.

Record notes between court appearances

Capture a senior’s drafting changes

Dictate grounds before they are forgotten

Review before use.

Check extracted text, translations, facts, authorities and generated documents before filing, advising or relying on them.

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