Paige by FLexlaw — Your AI Page in Microsoft Word

How It Works

Research Without Leaving Word

No tab-switching. No copy-paste. No context loss. Ask for a case holding, a statute section, or a structured research summary and Paige fetches it from FLexlaw's 1.1M+ case corpus and inserts it at your cursor.

1. Ask a Question

Type a natural-language query in the Paige panel. "What's the statute of limitations for negligence?" "Find cases where a seller concealed plumbing defects." Paige understands legal context, not just keywords.

2. Paige Searches the Corpus

Your query runs through FLexlaw's full five-stage pipeline: query expansion, semantic vector search, full-text search, AI reranking, and structured synthesis. The same engine that powers the web platform.

3. Review and Insert

Paige returns a structured answer drawn from the FLexlaw Florida case-law database — with full citations. Click Insert into Document and the formatted text drops into your Word document at the cursor position.

4. Save to Your Notebook

Found a useful holding or passage? Save it to a FlexbookLM notebook. Name it, tag it, file it. Next time, grab it from the Notebooks tab and insert it in one click — no searching twice.

Paige panel open inside Microsoft Word, answering a query about the elements of perjury under Florida law with pincites to State of Florida v. Lauri A. Ellis, 723 So. 2d 187 (Fla. 1998) and Fla. Stat. § 837.011(3). — Paige answering a live research question inside Word — citations link out to the full opinion and the relevant statute.

Capabilities

Built for Florida Practice

Every result is drawn from the same grounded database that powers FLexlaw's web platform. Designed to avoid the hallucinations and phantom citations that plague unguarded AI drafting.

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Case Law Retrieval

Search 1.1M+ Florida and federal cases using natural language or citations. Results include holdings, facts, and treatment status.

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Direct Insertion

Every answer can be inserted into your Word document as properly formatted text. Headings, bold, lists — all preserved.

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Notebook Integration

Access your FlexbookLM notebooks from inside Word. Upload controlling authority, depositions, and briefs once — then pull what you need in any document.

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Citation-Grounded

Paige draws citations from the FLexlaw database. When something can't be confirmed against a source, Paige tells you.

Paige Notebooks

Your snippet library, inside Word

Save any quote, case holding, statute section, or form paragraph to a named notebook — from the Paige panel in Word, or from your phone. Reuse it in the next matter, and the one after that. One click to insert at your cursor.

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Save & name

Highlight a passage from a FLexlaw opinion or paste in your own form text. Save it to a notebook with a meaningful name — “Standard SOL paragraph,” “Fla. Stat. 768.81 — comparative fault,” “Daubert standard boilerplate.”

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Insert anywhere

Open any document in Word, switch to the Notebooks tab, tap a snippet — it drops into your document at the cursor. No copy-paste. No file switching.

The full case workbench is FlexbookLM on the web: upload depositions, query across your entire case file, pull in legal authorities from FLexlaw, and get answers with document- and page-level citations. Included with your FLexlaw account.

Paige mobile PWA on iPhone — a chat answer explaining that a subcontractor must serve a statutory Notice to Owner before commencing work or not later than 45 days after commencing to furnish services or materials under Fla. Stat. § 713.06(2)(a) — Paige on the phone — same grounded corpus, same citation gates, add to home screen as a PWA.

Access

Open for Noncommercial Use

Every FLexlaw account includes Paige access — currently open to academic, nonprofit, and other noncommercial users.

Current Access

Noncommercial Use

Academic, nonprofit & public‑interest

Free — no card required

✓ Paige access with every account
✓ Grounded, citation‑gated answers
✓ 1.1M+ case corpus, statutes & court rules
✓ Web, mobile PWA & Word

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Built FLEXible by design

FLexlaw is platform‑agnostic under the hood. As the frontier of A.I. advances, FLexlaw advances with it — no vendor lock‑in, no feature stagnation. You get better research as the models get better, automatically.

We run on Anthropic today for four reasons: security, safety, privacy, and — most importantly — Anthropic sets the standard for reasoning and writing quality in A.I. agents. If that changes, so do we. Your research follows the frontier.

Installation

Up and Running in Two Minutes

Paige works with Word for Mac, Windows, and Word Online. No IT department required.

Install Paige for Windows

Downloads a small installer script · no admin required

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Windows

Download and double-click the installer. It registers Paige as a trusted add-in. Restart Word — Paige appears under Home → Add-ins.

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Mac

Click Install Paige for Mac above to download the manifest file.
Open Finder and press ⌘⇧G to open Go to Folder. Paste the path below and press Enter.
Drag the downloaded manifest.xml into that folder. If the folder doesn't exist, create it.
Quit and reopen Word. Paige appears under Home → Add-ins.

~/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.Word/Data/Documents/wef

Prefer manual setup? Download the manifest file and sideload it yourself.

Paige in Action

Research Right Beside Your Draft

Paige lives in Word's task pane. Your document stays on the left; your AI research assistant sits on the right. Ask, review, insert — all without switching windows.

Motion for Summary Judgment

Plaintiff, JANE SMITH, by and through undersigned counsel, hereby moves this Court for Summary Judgment pursuant to Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.510, and states:

I. UNDISPUTED FACTS

On or about June 15, 2024, Defendant operated a motor vehicle on State Road 7 in Broward County, Florida…

II. LEGAL STANDARD

Under Florida law, the statute of limitations for a general negligence action is two years from the date the cause of action accrues. Fla. Stat. § 95.11(5)(a). The Florida Supreme Court has confirmed that the discovery rule may toll this period. Doe v. Evans, 814 So. 2d 370 (Fla. 2002).

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Under Florida law, the statute of limitations for a general negligence action is two years. Fla. Stat. § 95.11(5)(a).

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