Resources
Guides for case evidence work
Practical notes on body-cam transcription, discovery management, and Evidence.com zip imports — written for how exhibit.law works today.
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Export a marked clip from case video
Trim 15, 30, or 60 seconds of video centered on the playhead. The original file stays in the matter; the clip lands on Exports when the worker finishes.
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Case chronology software vs Excel or Word timelines
Spreadsheets hold rows. A case chronology needs provenance, linked exhibits, and review before dates harden.
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How to build a case chronology from discovery
Step-by-step: from production files to a reviewed chronology — without treating upload time as when it happened.
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AI case chronology drafting — with human review
AI drafts timeline events after transcription, with provenance chips and review before anything is treated as fact.
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Exhibits: browse reviewed evidence by tag folders
After Review, open Exhibits to work from tag folders of approved files — one media row, many folder memberships, case-scoped access.
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ICS calendar sync: subscribe to a case chronology
Put the matter’s dates on your phone calendar via a bearer ICS feed, or upload an .ics to create hearing events — with upload-time placeholders kept out of the feed.
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EXIF capture time: how exhibit.law reads photo metadata
Camera EXIF becomes a real capture time on draft events when the file carries it — with honest provenance when it does not.
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Text message evidence: from screenshots to searchable threads
Chat screenshots become ordered message bubbles you can assign to people and search — not a flat OCR wall or a 600-page PDF dump.
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Legal document OCR that respects Bates-stamped scans
Searchable text from scan-heavy productions — text layer first, OCR and vision only when density fails, with unread pages called out honestly.
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Evidence workspace for public defenders
Case-scoped transcription, OCR, and chronology for PD offices — invite-only matters, review before drafts harden, and reduced rates on request.
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Case timeline and chronology software for litigators
A matter-scoped chronology from uploads and transcripts — with provenance on dates and human review before the calendar treats drafts as fact.
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From an Evidence.com ZIP to a reviewable case timeline
Drop one Evidence.com export into a matter. exhibit.law expands it, reads each file, drafts the chronology, and carries your tags into expert-ready evidence.
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Discovery management software for attorneys
From a discovery dump to a readable, searchable chronology — with review before AI drafts harden on the timeline.
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Body-cam transcription for legal teams
Turn body-worn camera footage into timed transcripts with speakers identified, then search and review inside one matter.
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