How it works
Hundreds of documents to read and rename by hand? Drop the folder in.
DilloLex is a litigation support system that runs on a box in your office. Your staff saves files where they already save them. The appliance reads each page, names each document for what it is, and files it. It then drafts the case assessment, tracks the elements of every claim, and builds the package, keeping the draft and exhibit list current as more arrives. Nothing is final until a person approves it.
Six stages, from the file to your decision
- 01
The file comes in
Each page is read, named, Bates stamped and filed. Originals are kept as received, and later arrivals are handled the same way.
- 02
The new case assessment
A first-look memo: what to do this week, the posture and exposure, the governing law and elements, and an element-by-element look at the evidence.
- 03
The elements, tracked, with a plan
The elements of every claim, checked against each document as it comes in. New potential defenses and claims not yet pled are flagged, with strategy and ideas for you to consider.
- 04
The package is built
Motions with their declarations and exhibits, direct and cross exam questions for every witness, the exhibit list and binder, and the courtroom pieces: opening, closing, voir dire and jury instructions.
- 05
Checked before you see it
A quote audit checks every quotation against the record. A verification report lists what was checked. A statement the file does not support is marked.
- 06
You decide
Decisions come to you as cards in the chat. Nothing leaves the firm until a person approves it, and the attorney reviews and approves all work product.
A real client folder, as handed over
Press run. Each line shows the name the appliance proposed and the line it read to get there.
New folder, as handed over
- IMG_4471.jpg
- Scan0007.pdf
- Document (3).docx
- DSC02622.pdf
- texts.txt
- Order.pdf
- Evidence.zip
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Benchmark
A thousand pages, searchable in about three minutes.
Measured on a 16 core test machine: a 1,000 page, 300 DPI scan made searchable in about three minutes. Real times vary with scan quality and hardware.
See it run, start to finish.
Thirty minutes. If your practice is not a fit we will say so on the first call.
Every day, 8am to 8pm. A founder answers, never a salesperson.