chronology

Build a litigation chronology by loading matter theory and document sources like PDFs, emails, and production exports. The system extracts dated events, de-duplicates them, and tags each by significance to create a working statement-of-facts timeline.

Generate a statement of facts timeline from Bates-stamped documents by running documents-mode extraction. It processes production exports, attributes every extracted event to retrievable sources with Bates citations, and flags potentially privileged entries.

De-duplication merges repeated events found across multiple document sources into single entries. It prevents redundant timeline entries by consolidating overlapping facts and applying significance tags based on the loaded matter theory.

It enforces a privilege posture gate during document extraction, classifying outputs as A-cleared, B-mixed, or C-aborted. This gate flags potentially privileged entries before writing the versioned chronology to the matter workspace.

Litigation chronology extraction works with PDFs, emails, DOCX, TXT files, and connector-accessible archives. It reads these document sources to extract dated events and attributes them to the originating production files.

Tag events by significance by loading your matter theory and side framing. The system automatically applies red, yellow, or white significance tags to extracted events based on their relevance to the plaintiff, defense, or both.