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See my post on Running Regex Searches With a Grep Utility on the ILTA litigation support blog.

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- Jul 27, 2017

Blue Line App for Chrome - quickly looking up legal citations

You can install a free app for Chrome which allow you to look up legal citations quickly. BlueLine Fetch is available here:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/blueline-fetch-legal-cita/fepbnanianghbbmhbhmmjfhpfehfpdmp?utm_source=gmail

After it is installed when you select a legal citation in your chrome browser you can right click and select the option for 'Blue Line Fetch Legal Citations'.

If you have the 'Quick Fetch' option selected, Blue Line will automatically open the cited case or statute, without any further action required.

The BlueLine Fetch app works with Westlaw, Lexis, and Google Scholar.

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