AI Tools for Litigation Support Specialists
AI tools that help litigation support specialists organize evidence, create visual timelines, analyze documents, and prepare case presentation materials.
Works in Chat, Cowork and Code
Case timeline and chronology creation
Create detailed visual timelines of all events, documents, communications, and critical dates. Help attorneys identify patterns and inconsistencies.
Generated timeline: 127 events organized chronologically with color coding by type (document, meeting, communication). Gaps identified, inconsistencies highlighted. Timeline shows pattern of concealment starting [date].
Document organization and indexing
Organize large document sets including emails, contracts, and communications. Create searchable indexes with summaries, dates, and relevance ratings.
Generated document index: 2,847 documents organized by type (emails: 1200, contracts: 340, communications: 1307). Spreadsheet searchable by party, date, and relevance. Key documents highlighted.
Visual evidence and demonstrative materials
Create compelling visual charts, graphs, and diagrams that clearly present complex evidence to judge and jury.
Generated visual chart showing comparative data clearly. Chart highlights key differences, supports narrative, ready for courtroom presentation. Meets legal standards for demonstrative evidence.
Document summarization and key evidence identification
Quickly summarize long documents and identify critical passages relevant to case theories.
Summary: Key passages identified (4 support our position, 2 help opposition). Critical statement page 12 shows knowledge and intent. Recommend highlighting for deposition use.
Deposition and witness preparation
Create deposition outlines with key documents, topic organization, and question suggestions.
Generated deposition outline with 8 topics, 47 referenced documents, suggested questions with follow-ups. Witness preparation guide included. Background information organized by topic.
Ready-to-use prompts
Create a detailed timeline showing all events, documents, communications, and key dates organized chronologically.
Create a searchable document index organizing [number] documents by type, date, parties, and relevance.
Create a visual chart comparing [data] between [parties/time periods] for jury presentation.
Summarize this document and identify passages supporting [our position] or damaging to [opposition].
Create a deposition outline for [witness] covering [topics] with supporting documents and key questions.
Tools to power your best work
165+ tools.
One conversation.
Everything litigation support specialists need from AI, connected to the assistant you already use. No extra apps, no switching tabs.
Case preparation and evidence organization
Organize all case materials, identify key evidence, and prepare presentation materials.
Deposition preparation
Organize materials and prepare for witness depositions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I organize thousands of documents?
Use the Excel template to create a searchable index with: document type, date, parties involved, relevance rating, and summary. Filter by any field to quickly find relevant documents.
What makes good demonstrative evidence for trial?
Good demonstrative evidence: clearly shows the point, doesn't distort facts, is professional quality, matches actual evidence, meets court admissibility rules. Avoid misleading graphics that opposing counsel can attack.
How detailed should a case timeline be?
Include all significant events, communications, documents, and meetings. Use colors to distinguish types of events. Identify gaps or suspicious timing. Timeline should tell a coherent story supporting your theory.
What should a deposition outline include?
Include: witness background, topics to cover organized logically, supporting documents referenced, suggested questions with follow-ups, admissions to seek, and documents to show/authenticate.
Give your AI superpowers.
Works in Chat, Cowork and Code