Cite a document you already marked at a deposition. It’s already in the case, so you don’t export or re-upload anything.
Stop renumbering exhibits the night the brief is due.
Move an argument or cut an exhibit, and the numbers update. You don’t have to search the draft for every “Ex. 7”.
Motion for Summary Judgment
The parties agreed to the terms in Exhibit 1 · Master Services Agreement.
Holt confirmed the agreement. See Exhibit 2 · Holt deposition transcript.
The correspondence is recorded in Exhibit 3 · Chen email.
From case documents to filing exhibits
Organize the documents you plan to cite, add exhibit references as you write in Word, and generate the materials for your filing.
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Organize your exhibits
Bring together the documents for the brief, including exhibits already used in depositions.
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Cite as you write
Insert a link to the relevant exhibit, page or highlighted passage where the citation belongs in your Word document.
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Generate and review
Generate exhibit numbers, citations and the index, then review the exhibit set with your final draft before filing.
Less exhibit assembly. More time for the argument.
Reuse the documents already in your case
Cite exhibits already organized in AgileLaw, including deposition exhibits, without exporting and uploading the same documents again.
Reduce manual citation work
Generate full, short and Id. citations from exhibit links instead of rebuilding each reference by hand.
Keep the filing set aligned
Generate exhibit references and the corresponding filing materials together, then review them against the final brief.
Where the exhibits come from
Motion for Summary Judgment
The parties agreed to the terms described in the Master Services Agreement.
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