Point
Point, don’t hunt.
Every claim is underlined. Point at it and the sworn page opens beside it, the exact lines boxed in the speaker’s color.
Case review for counsel
Point at any sentence. The proof opens.
A Florida custody and injunction case, prepared for the lawyer who takes it. Every sworn statement is linked to the page that answers it. Point at a sentence and the original page opens, the exact lines boxed.
By invitation. The film below is blurred on purpose; the record itself is behind the code.
Real pages from the case file, staged for the tour. The words are blurred on purpose.No sound.
Already worked up. Every page one point away.
No binder, no hunting through exhibits. The petition, the sworn statements, the Sheriff’s record, the depositions and the controlling cases are linked to each other and to the claims they prove.
Compare
Side by side.
The accounts of one night sit next to each other, each on its original page, each linked to the next.
The law
The law, on the page.
The controlling opinions are the original Westlaw pages, the quoted passage boxed and each KeyCite flag explained in plain words.
Listen
Listen instead of read.
The deposition reads aloud, each line lighting up as it goes. Speed it up, or jump to any page.
The research is done and the papers are drafted, cited and checked. What’s left is the part only a lawyer can do.
Open it with the code from your invitation. A few minutes is enough to see whether this is a case you want.
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