1.Frequently Asked Questions
Can Ask Sque replace my legal research?
No. Ask Sque is a research accelerator, not a replacement. Use Ask Sque to get initial information, then verify everything with official sources (Google Scholar, court websites, statutes). For important work, supplement Ask Sque research with Westlaw or Lexis.
Is Ask Sque confidential?
Ask Sque may perform web searches and access external sources when answering questions. If you upload confidential client documents, be aware that Ask Sque may reference them in searches. De-identify sensitive information before uploading.
Can I submit Ask Sque work to court?
No without substantial revision. Ask Sque-generated work is a starting point. You must:
- Substantially revise and improve it
- Verify all citations and facts
- Make it your own through editing and refinement
- Review for accuracy and completeness
What if Ask Sque gives me wrong information?
This happens occasionally. If you catch an error:
- Correct Ask Sque in the conversation
- Ask Ask Sque to redo the analysis with the correct information
- Consider providing feedback to the Sque team
Can I use Ask Sque for attorney-client privileged work?
Be cautious. If Ask Sque performs web searches, it may expose content externally. Check your firm's ethics rules regarding third-party tools and privileged information.
3.Keep Attorney in the Loop
- Don't rely solely on Ask Sque for complex legal issues
- Have a senior attorney review important Ask Sque-generated work
- Consult your supervising attorney before using Ask Sque-generated content with clients
5.Transparency
- Consider disclosing to clients/judges if Ask Sque-generated material is submitted
- Be honest about what Ask Sque did and didn't do
6.Continuous Learning
- Review Ask Sque errors to improve your use over time
- Provide feedback if Ask Sque makes mistakes
- Stay updated on Ask Sque's capabilities and limitations
7.Ethical Considerations
Competence and Duty of Care
You have a duty to provide competent representation. Using Ask Sque doesn't reduce your duty to verify information and provide good legal work.
Confidentiality
Some jurisdictions may have rules about sharing client information with third-party tools. Ask your ethics advisor before uploading sensitive material.
Candor to Tribunal
If you submit Ask Sque-generated material, you have a duty of candor. Don't misrepresent the source or accuracy of Ask Sque work.
8.Summary: Safe Ask Sque Use
| Use Case | Considerations |
|---|---|
| Research and background learning | Verify citations; supplement with official sources |
| Initial document drafts | Substantially revise and review before submitting |
| Case law analysis | Verify citations; read actual cases |
| Brainstorming arguments | Develop independently; test Ask Sque ideas |
| Confidential client analysis | De-identify; consider firm ethics rules |
| Submission of Ask Sque drafts to court | Substantially revise; ensure work is original |
| Citation to Ask Sque (without verification) | Don't do this |
| Relying on Ask Sque for strategic decisions | Consult senior attorneys |
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You can update your personal preferences at any time from your profile settings, including notifications, display options, and workspace defaults. Changes apply to your account immediately unless noted otherwise.
Your preferences can affect tone, formatting, and how responses are presented, but they do not change the underlying legal definitions or matter-specific context Sque uses when analyzing your documents and queries.