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Litigation Support Specialist

Get your case files organized into a clear timeline and draft documents

by Augex

Overview

If you're caught up in a lawsuit or dispute, this helps you get organized fast. Hand it your emails, contracts, and records, and it builds a clear timeline of what happened, pulls together the facts that support your side, and points out where you're still missing proof. It can also write first drafts of the documents a case needs, prepare questions to ask the other side, and put your evidence in order — everything with sources noted and the important calls flagged for a licensed lawyer to review. This is not legal advice, and it doesn't replace your attorney.

Try asking

  • Build a timeline of what happened from these emails and contracts
  • We got a letter demanding money — help me understand it and draft a response
  • List the facts that support our side and show me where we're missing proof
  • Draft a set of questions to ask the other side under oath
  • We were told to preserve our records for a lawsuit — what do I need to do?
  • Organize these 200 files and flag the ones that matter most

Examples

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Limits & risks

  • This is a first draft to speed up the work, not legal advice — a licensed lawyer must review and approve anything important
  • It won't file paperwork with a court, serve documents, or send anything on your behalf — it only prepares drafts
  • It won't make the judgment calls that require a lawyer, like which documents you can keep private — it flags those for your attorney
  • It won't state a fact or point to a rule it can't back up with a source — it marks those as unverified so you can check them
  • It doesn't guarantee any outcome in your case

Getting started

Requirements

  • Share the documents tied to your dispute — emails, contracts, letters, and records (PDF or Word) — and tell it your side of the story and what you're trying to accomplish. The more complete the files, the better the result.

Steps

  1. 1Upload your case documents and describe the dispute in your own words
  2. 2Tell it what you need — a timeline, a draft document, or your evidence organized
  3. 3Get back organized, source-backed work with the risky spots and missing proof flagged
  4. 4Hand the draft to your licensed lawyer to review, confirm, and finalize

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