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Every answer, sourced from UK law

Live retrieval from legislation.gov.uk and BAILII. Click any citation to open the primary source. No hallucinations, no broken links.

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Writford AI legal research answer — Section 8 possession procedure with structured guidance, cited UK sources and verification disclaimer

AI legal research in Writford — every answer is sourced, citable and includes a verification disclaimer to keep professional judgment with the solicitor.

Primary UK Sources

Live retrieval from legislation.gov.uk and BAILII

Every research answer is built from real UK primary sources. Writford retrieves the current text of legislation directly from legislation.gov.uk and cited case law from BAILII at the moment you ask. There is no static training cut-off for citations, no invented section numbers, no fabricated case names. If a citation appears in the answer, the source exists and the link works.

legislation.gov.uk for Acts, statutory instruments and Hansard
BAILII for case law across all UK jurisdictions
Live retrieval at question time, not training-time snapshots
Section-level deep links into UK statute
Search across English, Welsh, Scottish and NI sources

Click Through to Verify

Open the source in one click

Every citation in a Writford answer is a clickable link to the original document. Open the section of the Act, read the actual judgment on BAILII, see the date the source was last amended. Verifying an answer takes seconds, not a separate Westlaw search. The SRA expects solicitors to verify AI output; Writford makes that the fastest path.

Inline citation badges next to every claim
Click to open the cited section in a new tab
Source date and last-amended date shown for legislation
Case neutral citation, court and year visible at a glance
Copy citation in OSCOLA or plain text

Confidence Signals

Lower-confidence citations are flagged, not hidden

Where Writford is less certain about a citation (older case, partial match, supplemental source) the answer surfaces a lower-confidence flag. The SRA's enforcement strategy treats reliance on unverified AI output as a personal failure of professional judgment; Writford is designed to keep that judgment in the solicitor's hands, with the information needed to exercise it.

Confidence indicator per citation
Lower-confidence flags surface in the badge UI
No silent invention: missing sources are stated as such
Audit trail of which sources were retrieved per query
Aligned with SRA Risk Outlook guidance on AI use

Answers you can defend in front of a partner

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