iLitigate

What iLitigate is

iLitigate is iPad software for trial presentation and litigation management. It lets users highlight, underline, redact, and call out parts of documents, add notes, and access presentations wirelessly. Attorneys and paralegals can share case contents and view one another’s markups and notes, including across firms. Dropbox stores case data in the user’s account and supports sharing cases, documents, files, and annotations; staff can add documents through Dropbox folders without using iLitigate. The product is presented for small and medium cases by document volume, and for managing critical documents in larger cases. Listed capabilities include exhibit management, video playback, and evidence annotation. The app is available for iPads on iOS, and its plan costs $19.99 a month. Multi-user law firms can contact iLitigate about discount codes. Support is available through the app or a website form, and FAQ videos are listed. The site identifies Tad Thomas as creator and AFI Ventures, LLC as owner.

Who it suits

iLitigate may suit trial lawyers, attorneys, and paralegals who need to annotate and present case documents on iPads. It is described for smaller and medium document volumes, or for key documents in larger cases.

Limits

The listed iLitigate plan costs $19.99 a month. The product is presented as suited to small and medium cases by document volume, and to managing critical documents in larger cases.

Getting started

1. Open the iLitigate website or find the app for iPad on iOS.
2. Subscribe to the iLitigate plan at $19.99 a month.
3. Use Dropbox to store and share case files, documents, and markups.
4. Add case documents and annotate them with highlights, redactions, callouts, or notes.
5. Use the app’s support feature or the website form if you need support.

Verdict

iLitigate combines document markup, shared case materials, and wireless presentation on iPads, with Dropbox as its storage base. Its listed plan is $19.99 a month; multi-user firms can ask about discount codes.