Litigation exhibit software

One set of exhibits.
From discovery to decision.

Your exhibits move with you — from document review and witness prep through depositions, briefing, trial, and arbitration. The work you did in March is still done in November.

Start where the case starts: the production.

Today, documents get reviewed in one platform, then exported and rebuilt in whatever runs the deposition. We’re closing that gap — review and tag the production inside AgileLaw, so the document you flag on day one is the exhibit you mark months later.

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Smith v. Acme

Johnson Deposition24 exhibits

EXHIBIT 01Contract.pdf✓ READY
EXHIBIT 02Email Thread.pdf✓ READY
EXHIBIT 03Financials.pdf✓ READY
EXHIBIT 18Photo Evidence.jpgNEEDS REVIEW

Bring Everything Together

Upload documents, images, videos, presentations, and other case materials into one organized workspace.

Organize for the Case

Arrange exhibits around the case, witness, or session instead of relying on scattered folders and files.

Enter the Room Ready

Confirm that the right documents, versions, and supporting materials are prepared before testimony begins.

26,000depositions, hearings, arbitrations & trials
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Your case is too important for document chaos.

Litigation teams don't lose control because they lack documents. They lose control because the right document is buried, the wrong version is opened, or the room waits while someone searches.

The issue isn't storage. It's keeping command of the record when every moment counts.

  • Stop searching through folders and bindersFind the exhibit in seconds
  • Don't pass documents around the tableShare with everyone at once
  • No more moving between disconnected toolsPrepare, present, and cite in one workflow
  • Never interrupt the sessionPreserve the rhythm of the room
  • Stop recreating citation work after the factCarry exhibit work into the brief

Paper is the past. Zoom just shares a screen.
AgileLaw keeps you organized and polished.

Screen sharing shows a document. It doesn't number it, search it, hand it to the reporter, or carry it into your brief six months later.

CapabilityPaper exhibitsZoom / screen shareOther PlatformsAgileLaw
Searching
Search the full exhibit set mid-testimonyNoNoVariesYes
Search private attorney notes and tagsNoNoNoYes
Exhibit management
Exhibits marked and numbered in the recordYesNoYesYes
Numbered set delivered to the court reporterManualNoYesYes
Prevent duplicate exhibit numbersManualNoNoConfigurable
Same numbers carry into briefs and trialNoNoNoConfigurable
Exhibit notes & annotations
Witness can annotate exhibitsYesNoVariesYes
Private attorney notes not viewable by othersRequires extra copiesSeparate screenSeparate notesYes
Exhibit viewing
Everyone sees the exhibit at the same momentPassed by handYesYesYes
Witness may select specific pages on their ownYesNoVariesYes
See the witness's view in real timeNoIf witness sharesNoYes
Call out specific portions of the documentNoThird-party softwareNoYes
Logistics
Bench role for objections and rulingsSidebarNoNoYes
Works remote, hybrid, and in personIn personRemote onlyNot bothYes
Record the witness's view for the full depositionNoYesNoYes
Stamped exhibits available immediately afterNoNoNoYes

The questions you're actually going to ask.

Before trusting AgileLaw with your exhibits, you need to know who can access them, how they're secured, and whether your files will work.

Who can view my documents?

No one outside your firm until you reveal them to participants. Only session participants can access exhibits — even AgileLaw employees can't view them.

How secure is my data?

AES-256 encrypted at rest and TLS in transit, SOC 2 Type II certified, with annual third-party penetration testing.

What file types can I upload?

PDFs, TIFFs, images, Word, PowerPoint, video and audio — plus native Excel viewing without requiring Excel itself.

Still have questions? We've answered a lot more of them.

Read the full FAQ

Built for the moments that can change a case.

Stay ready when testimony shifts, access changes, or the room needs an answer now.

Needs ReviewTaggedReadyNEW_PRODUCTION_014.PDF
Needs ReviewTaggedReady

Case moment: Production & Review

A key document surfaces late in review.

Flag it, tag it, and add it to the exhibit set without starting the preparation work over later.

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Ex. 12Ex. 14
MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT.DOCX
Citation updated automatically

Case moment: Briefs & Motions

You replace an exhibit late in the drafting process.

AgileLaw renumbers the exhibit and updates every reference and attachment automatically.

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Case moment: Depositions

Testimony takes a turn you didn't prepare for.

Search the full exhibit set mid-examination, find the document that responds, and introduce it without leaving the table.

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Case moment: Witness Prep

You identify an exhibit that could create problems later.

Pull up the actual exhibit, walk through it together, and prepare your client on the same materials they may see during examination.

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EX 08Deposition transcript
EX 21Settlement emailSelected
EX 33Expert report

“…the parties agreed to extend the deadline by 30 days.”

Case moment: Hearings

The judge wants to see the document you just cited.

Pull up the cited document and relevant passage immediately, using the same organized record and exhibit numbers your team already prepared.

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EXHIBIT 42Settlement Agreement.pdf
OfferedAdmittedExcluded

Case moment: Trial / Arbitration

Someone cites an exhibit that was excluded an hour ago.

Track offered, admitted, and excluded rulings in real time, so everyone knows what's in the record and what's off-limits.

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Literally within the span of 5 minutes, I had uploaded the document, revealed it to everyone, and was able to use it to impeach the witness. No one left the table, we didn't have to get up, and we didn't have to make any copies.

Erika BirgPartner, Nelson Mullins

See it run on your own exhibits.

Thirty minutes — your documents, your next deposition, brief, or hearing.