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The demand package used to eat your week. Now it arrives built, and you review it.
The records are organized, the chronology is laid out, the set is stamped and indexed, and the draft demand cites each relevant page. You revise and approve instead of collating.
What DilloLex does
- Reads the records. Every page from every provider is read, scans and phone photos included.
- Names and organizes them. Each document is named for its date and what it is and lands in a structured matter folder. Duplicates are flagged for a person.
- Lays out the chronology. Dated events in order, each tied to the page it came from. The demand opens with it.
- Checks the claim against the file. The elements of each claim are laid out, and the file is checked for what supports or undermines each one.
- Drafts the demand. Each relevant fact in the draft cites its document and page, and a statement the file does not support is marked.
- Stamps and indexes the set. Bates numbers in your firm’s prefix go on a copy, with an index. Redactions are proposed for your approval first.
- Names the photos. Photos are read, captioned and named for what they show, and sit in the same file.
- Saves the work. The set lands in the matter folder, and your originals stay as received.
The strategy and the number stay with your attorney. DilloLex builds the package and the attorney approves it.
Common questions
What does DilloLex build for a demand package?
Records read, named and organized in a structured matter folder, a treatment chronology tied to the page each event came from, a production set Bates stamped and indexed, and a draft demand with a cite to each relevant page, for the attorney to revise and approve.
Where does the treatment chronology come from?
Dated events are laid out in order, each tied to the page it came from. It is the treatment timeline your demand opens with.
What is left for the attorney?
The strategy and the number. DilloLex lays out the elements of each claim, keeps checking the file for what supports or undermines each one, and proposes a plan for your attorney to decide. The attorney reviews and approves everything before it leaves the office.
What about duplicates and protected health information?
Duplicates are flagged for a person. DilloLex proposes redactions for your approval, then applies them to a copy, and your originals stay as received.
Does it handle photographs?
Yes. Photos are read, captioned and named for what they show, so they sit in the same file as the records.
What DilloLex does
The demand is your work. The records behind it are the file work, and DilloLex does that part.
- Reads, names and organizes the recordsEvery page is read. Each document is named for its date and what it is. Documents land in a structured matter folder, and duplicates are flagged for a person.
- The chronologyDated events in order, each tied to the page it came from. It is the treatment timeline your demand opens with.
- Production setsProduction sets come out Bates stamped and indexed. DilloLex proposes redactions for your approval, then applies them.
- Every element, every claimDilloLex lays out the elements of each claim and keeps checking the file for what supports or undermines each one, then proposes a plan to prove each element or take it apart, for your attorney to decide. The liability section of the demand rests on what the record shows.
- Facts tied to the recordEach factual statement in a draft points to its document and page, and a statement the file does not support is marked. If the claim moves to a motion, DilloLex drafts the whole motion package: motion, reply, declarations and exhibits.
- The new case assessmentA 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.
- PhotosPhotos are read, captioned and named for what they show.
DilloLex builds the records package from the case file, so your staff starts from a finished set instead of a blank page.