LAUGMENT^TM

In the working version of Laugment, each of these terms has its own network of related terms, and the nature of the relationship to each related term is specifically identified.

You can imagine that many of the related terms in an intentionally constructed intellectual network do not have to have the word "LLC" at all. For example, a LLC is a "unincorporated entity" and may be used, among other reasons, for "estate planning."

Next, you can view all of that new term's related terms, and navigate freely in, around, and through the vast collection of terms that lies at the core of Laugment.

Any term may have a note or annotation. A term may have associated resources. Users can change the way they look at terms and how much associated information will be displayed about them.

Any term, or even any few letters, can be used as a search term to search the term network to generate a list of all terms containing it, as has been done below for "LLC."

Any term can be added to Laugment's brainbank with a click. Any term may be used to generate a tailored search assistant grid that lets you explore the near and far reaches of the Internet in a structured, intentional way that you devise given your term and your goal.

And rest assured that if Laugment knows a lot about LLCs, it knows a lot about myriad other terms and topics of commercial and utilitarian value, both in business and disputed contexts.

The goal of the working Laugment service is a lot more ambitious: to serve as thinking architecture that can refresh your own memory, spark new thoughts, stimulate your curiosity, and send you on your way to diagnosing, planning, or strategizing your legal problem or situation.