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winForce
CIVIL INTERFACE
Case Information Management Software
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| Comprehensive Information Search | Annotate & Redact Originals | Manage Depositions with Ease | Manage Discovery & Confidentiality |
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| Notes Capture Pertinent Case Details | Manage Claims and how Items Obtained | View List of Confidential Materials | Instantly Create a Trial Notebook |
WinForce is a straightforward and easy to manage system. The civil interface provides enhanced features designed specifically for the civil attorney.
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Attorneys can utilize the easy to use filter tool to retrieve and analyze investigative information. A powerful full-text search engine and the ability to design complex queries insure that no lead will escape scrutiny.
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Any number of notes can be made concerning any item in order to highlight important information. Each note can be annotated with links to relevant parties, witnesses, legal issues, comments, and claims.
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The Disclosure tab allows the user to effortlessly identify reasons why an item is not discoverable, as well as, denoting reasons why an item is confidential.
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Attorneys can instantly produce comprehensive lists of confidential materials and non-discoverable materials including the corresponding reasons.
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Discovery is managed by the system. Images of items marked as discoverable are automatically prepared for electronic delivery, complete with a dated index.
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Depositions can be easily managed and information can be located down to the line number using the powerful search and filter tools.
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Numerous standard reports are available with the click of a button including case timelines, witness lists, exhibit lists, the trial notebook, itemized list of trial claims, and even subpoenas.
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Case data can be exported to other applications, such as spreadsheets, link analysis applications, and trial presentation packages.
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An entire file, or any portion of it, complete with the images of all the original material, can be electronically transferred to any participating firm or agency and instantly incorporated into a case.
Note: all functionality discussed in this section is included in both the criminal and civil interfaces. View Criminal Interface page for additional features.
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