Appellate · Nevada
The appendix used to eat your deadline week. Now it arrives built, and you review it.
The volumes, both indexes and the pinpoint record cites are built from your case file. You check them and spend the week on the brief.
What DilloLex does
- Reads the record. Every page is read. Scans and image-only PDFs become searchable text, so the whole record can be searched.
- Names and files it. Each document is named for its date and what it is, and filed into the matter folder. Your originals are kept as received.
- Builds the volumes. The appendix is laid out in volumes built to the page limit in the current rule, with page numbers that run continuously from the first volume to the last.
- Builds both indexes. A chronological index and an alphabetical index, each document keyed to its volume and page.
- Pinpoints the brief. Every record cite in your brief is tied to the volume and page where it lands.
- Flags the gaps. A cite that points to a page the appendix lacks comes back to you as a flag, before the brief goes anywhere.
- Proposes redactions. Identifiers it finds are queued for your approval. Approved redactions are applied to a copy.
- Saves the work. Volumes and indexes land in the matter folder as new files, ready for your review.
Which documents belong in the appendix, and the decision to file it, stay with your attorney. DilloLex builds the set and the attorney approves it.
What DilloLex does
The appendix is assembly work. DilloLex takes that assembly off your desk: volumes built to the page limit, continuous pagination, indexes, and a flag on every record cite that points to a page the appendix lacks.
- The appellate appendix. DilloLex builds the volumes to the page limit, with continuous pagination and both the chronological and the alphabetical index.
- Pinpoint record cites. Every record cite in your brief is pinpointed to the appendix volume and page.
- Gaps flagged. It tells you which record cites in your brief point to a page the appendix lacks.
- Every page readable. Scans and image-only PDFs become searchable text, so the whole record can be searched.
- Redactions you approve. DilloLex proposes redactions for your approval, then applies them.
Common questions
What does DilloLex build for the appendix?
The appendix volumes, built to the page limit in the current rule and numbered continuously, plus the chronological index and the alphabetical index. Every record cite in your brief is pinpointed to its volume and page.
Where do the indexes go?
Both indexes are saved to the matter folder next to the volumes, as new files for your review.
What does DilloLex check against my brief?
It checks every record cite in the brief against the appendix and flags any cite that points to a page the appendix lacks.
What do I check before filing?
Open the flagged cites, look over the volumes and both indexes, and approve or correct the redactions DilloLex proposed. Your office files the set. DilloLex does not interact with the court or its filing system.
Do my scans have to be cleaned up first?
No. DilloLex reads scans and image-only PDFs and turns them into searchable text, so the whole record can be searched. Your originals are kept as received.
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