Every attorney knows legal cases can be complicated and difficult things. They often involve:
Because of the education and training you undertake, most of you have learned how to understand complex topics. But that doesn’t mean it’s always easy.
Complex cases can have so much information to contend with that it can feel overwhelming, even to experienced litigators. Continue reading “Brainstorming Tips and Tricks”
This COVID-19 TrialLine is based on the timeline published by Business Insider, and written and updated by Holly Secon, Aylin Woodward and Dave Mosher. You can read the original article here.
TrialLine users have the ability to ‘tag’ the events on their legal case timeline, and those tags can then be used in the filtering system to control which events are being displayed on the TrialLine at any given time.
This filtering system allows users to create specific ‘views’ by combining different ‘category’ and ‘tag’ filters, which can then be used to communicate specific and important details about the case.
This enables users to get very granular with their data, and have a great deal of control over how the facts in the case are presented, and this can make the communication of important information more efficient and compelling. Continue reading “Using Tags in TrialLine”
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to manage the files in your legal case timeline, and explain the various file management features available in TrialLine that can help you stay organized. Continue reading “Managing Your Files in TrialLine”
Once you’ve created a new TrialLine, the next step is to start adding events to it. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create new events, explain what information can be included in each event, and also show you how to attach files and supporting documents directly to your events. Continue reading “How to Create Events in TrialLine”
