chronology

To build a legal timeline, load your case documents and specify the source directories. The system automatically extracts dated events from PDFs and emails, merges duplicates, and generates a structured chronological narrative for litigation support.

Yes, you can extract dated events from PDFs and email exports for discovery. The process pulls events from these multiple source types, applies significance tagging based on case theory, and ensures source attribution is noted throughout the chronology.

Yes, the event extraction process handles privilege tagging and source verification. It tags each extracted event with source attribution and explicitly notes privilege considerations to ensure compliance during case analysis and settlement negotiations.

The best way to de-duplicate multiple mentions of the same event is to use automated merging. The system combines multiple references of a single event into one cohesive chronological entry, reducing manual effort and errors in case preparation.

You generate a chronological narrative of facts by loading case documents and commanding the system to build a timeline. It organizes extracted events sequentially, applying significance tags based on your specific case theory for settlement negotiations.