LitCo · files & sharing

Every matter’s files, in one place.

The whole team and Ana share one file tree in Files, where they store pleadings, court orders, discovery, productions, correspondence, depositions, and work product for each matter. When Ana delivers a draft, Files places that draft next to the cited record.

The matter’s document list, with Ana in the sidebar answering a request for the operative complaint and attaching the file
Asked for the operative complaint, Ana finds it among the matter’s documents and attaches it in the chat on a live instance.

Open any file wherever you are.

Word documents, spreadsheets, and PDFs open in the browser, with full-text search across the matter’s files.

Lawyers can share a file or a whole production outside the firm under a password or a one-time email code, with an expiry date. They can send original files or watermarked copies that stamp each recipient’s identity on every page. They can attach Bates numbering or continue a prior production’s range and then find the volume on the matter’s Productions page afterward. Outside recipients read free, with no seat, license, or account required.

The Files external share dialog: recipient emails, an optional password, expiry, a watermarked-copy delivery option, and Bates numbering
The Files external share dialog on a live instance, with recipient emails, password, expiry, watermarked delivery, and Bates numbering.

A private folder in every matter.

Each user carries a private Home folder per matter, for notes and drafts not ready to share. Litco enforces access control on every read and every write, including reads and writes by Ana.

Ana works in your files.

Ana fetches any file a lawyer asks for and reads any folder the lawyer asks about. Lawyers get real Word documents, filed where the team expects to find them.

A draft request for judicial notice that Ana wrote, opened from the matter’s files in the LitCo Draft editor, with Ana in the sidebar
A draft request for judicial notice that Ana wrote, opened from the matter’s files in the LitCo Draft editor on a live instance.