"One Good Case" Method
If you have already found a relevant case for your topic, there are three techniques that you can use to find other relevant cases.
Option 1: Look Backwards
View the list of cases that the court cited in its decision. These cases will be found in the Table of Authorities (TOA).
Westlaw
In Westlaw, the case text includes a tab for the TOA:
Lexis+
In Lexis+, the TOA is located in a tab above the opinion (see the red arrow in the image below). You can also find it within the Shepard's report when you click "Shepardize document." (See the Citators page of this guide for more information on Shepard's).
Bloomberg Law
BLAW also includes a tab for the TOA within the main text of the case:
Option 2: Look Forwards
Use the database's citator to find later cases which cited to your One Good Case. See the Citators page of this guide for detailed instructions on using citators.
Option 3: Look Around
Use the headnotes (topics applied to your case by the database's editorial staff) to find other cases which discuss the same legal issue as your case.
Westlaw
The West Key Number System allows you to easily find other cases that have been categorized into the same issue(s) as your case. To find these cases, click on the key number link(s), which appear near the top of the case:
Lexis+
Within your case, first select the "Go to" drop-down menu and choose LexisNexis Headnotes:
Then, you can click on the links provided to find more cases (and other documents) that have been categorized with the headnote:
Bloomberg Law -- Points of Law
Use Points of Law to search by topic on Bloomberg Law. The below video tutorial goes over how to use Points of Law.