Intake to verdict
What Illuminate does for a trial lawyer's case.
60+ things it does for your case. Ask in your own words. Upload the file, ask, and get a cited answer or a finished draft.
Intake to verdict
60+ things it does for your case. Ask in your own words. Upload the file, ask, and get a cited answer or a finished draft.
A candid call on whether the case is worth taking, then a case summary, a litigation plan with dates and a sourced master chronology, with answers from the file that give the page.
Preservation letters, letters of representation and bills of particulars, on your firm's letterhead and matched to your firm's template.
Every fact cites a page. Every draft exports to Word and PDF. You stay the lawyer.
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Demands and notices to serve, Rule 26 initial disclosures, what to demand and in what order, and deficiency letters.
Outlines for adverse and expert witnesses, client prep, digests in page:line tables, two accounts compared by page, and witness dossiers.
Thousands of pages of records at once: a chronology with red flags, a summary by provider, quoted causation statements, missing records and gaps, and specials tallied to sources.
The IME set against the treating records, an expert attack plan, expert money math, a practice round where it plays their expert and you cross, and what your own expert must cover.
Case law, New York first, and statutes quoted word for word, plus summary judgment oppositions, motions in limine, evidence briefs and affirmations with caption.
Memos for the client or the carrier, mediation statements, a candid read of exposure and offer letters to clients.
Voir dire on your weak spots, openings and summations, direct and cross with every cite, exhibit foundations, designations and charges, and a one-page trial timeline.
Labor Law §§ 240, 241 and 200, coverage and disclaimers, the serious injury threshold, premises notice proof and med mal departures.
Plain-English status letters, IME prep letters, deposition prep letters and responses to carrier disclaimers.
It teaches a skill on your own file, gives a gut-check before you commit, and helps with an evasive witness, a 60-day work plan, trial file organization and where to start.