TrialLine was designed to be extremely intuitive. If you have any experience at all using modern apps or websites, you’ll find TrialLine very easy to use. To help you get comfortable using TrialLine as quickly as possible, we’ve created this guide that will show you how to navigate in TrialLine, and what different parts of the dashboard enable you to do.
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A TrialLine Timeline of Talc Related Court Cases
Have a look at the history of Talc litigation in the United States. The connection between talc and cancer has been documented since at least 1982. To date, Johnson and Johnson has been hit with nearly half a billion dollars in damages via jury awards.
A TrialLine History of Clio Legal Practice Management Software
This week (Aug. 26-30, 2019) is Clio week at TrialLine. We’re taking all week to celebrate the completion of our integration with Clio, a leading law firm practice management tool. Now Clio users can import Clio matters right into TrialLine to visualize their case facts and see their case data like never before.
Understanding Team Members and User Types
Included in both the monthly and annual TrialLine subscription plans, is the ability to add team members that can help build and collaborate with you on your TrialLines. It could be a paralegal helping enter information related to a medical malpractice case, or even a client creating a relationship timeline for a divorce case.
How to Use Notes and Comments
TrialLine makes collaboration easy with it’s ‘Comments’ and ‘Notes’ features.
Using Categories and Views in TrialLine
TrialLine makes it easy for you to create customized views of your timeline by filtering out events by category. You can then share those customized views with medical experts, staff members, clients, or anyone else you may need to, right from your dashboard.
Adding Video, Images and Files to Your TrialLine
TrialLine makes it easy to attach all types of files directly to the events on your case timeline, to add thumbnails to your events, and to even set a custom image or video as the background of your TrialLine.
How to Use the Carousel View
TrialLine enables its users to display their timeline in multiple ways, including the ‘Relative’ and ‘List’ views, but also the ‘Carousel View’. As opposed to the ‘Relative View’ (which displays the events on your timeline in relative distance away from each, other depending on their distance away from each other in time), the ‘Carousel View’ displays the events sequentially, one right after the other.
Exporting Your TrialLine For Printing
It is possible to export your TrialLine as either and Excel sheet or a Word Document. Both types of exports will contain the following event information: Event dates Event titles Event categories Provider details for each event Event descriptions Bates page numbers for each event Exhibit numbers for each event Event notes Event comments Names … Read more
New TrialLine Updates for August 2019
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