Personal Injury · Evidence organization · Nevada
scan_0031.jpg used to hide the photo you needed. Now every photo is named for what it shows.
The camera-roll folder comes back captioned and named. At a deposition, the right photo is a search away, and your paralegal builds the exhibit list without opening every file.
What DilloLex does
- Reads every image. Photos from a client’s phone, a collision center’s ZIP, an adjuster’s inspection set and scanned ER prints are read on the appliance in your office.
- Captions and names each one. A file called IMG_4467.HEIC comes back named for what it shows, such as the damaged front bumper or the bruising to the left forearm.
- Sends the unclear ones to a person. A photo it cannot name with confidence is flagged for your staff.
- Proposes redactions. Images that show a face or a name on a document are queued for your attorney’s approval.
- Files them with the records. The named photos sit in the same matter folder as the documents, and your originals stay as received.
- Feeds the exhibits. Named photos slot into the exhibit list and the production set, which comes out Bates stamped and indexed.
The proposed name is a draft, and your staff sets the standard.
Common questions
What does DilloLex do with an injury photo?
It reads the image on the appliance in your office, captions it and names it for what it shows. The photo sits in the same matter folder as the records.
Do client photos go to a cloud AI service?
No. The AI runs on the appliance in your office. Client documents and photographs are not sent to a cloud AI service.
What about a photo it cannot name with confidence?
It goes to a person. A blurry close up or a photo with no context is not guessed at, and a proposed name is only as final as your review makes it.
What about photos that show a face or a name on a document?
DilloLex proposes redactions for the images that need them, for your attorney to approve. Naming and redacting are separate steps, and nothing is applied until a person approves it.
What happens to the named photos next?
They slot into the exhibit list, the production set and the demand package from the same folder. Production sets come out Bates stamped and indexed, and trial exhibits come out in a complete binder.
What DilloLex does
Photos are evidence, and they should be as findable as the documents. DilloLex puts them in the same file.
- PhotosPhotos are read, captioned and named for what they show.
- Exhibits and demonstrativesThe exhibit list and complete binder, timeline demonstratives, and redacted exhibits with a redaction log.
- Stamps and organizesDocuments land in a structured matter folder. Duplicates and bad scans are flagged for a person.
- Production setsProduction sets come out Bates stamped and indexed. DilloLex proposes redactions for your approval, then applies them.
- No cloud AIThe AI runs on the appliance in your office. Client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service.
DilloLex proposes a name for each photo, and proposes redactions for the images that need them.