It even acts as a front end to document imaging systems such as DocuLex , Opticon and Adobe Acrobat . Because it is networkable, an entire trial team can enter data into the system. Rather than creating deposition summaries on a word processor, you can enter the data directly into CaseMap, linking facts, witnesses, dates, and events. Because the system is essentially a database Microsoft Access is the database engine there are endless report options, many already created for the user s convenience. Using the What s new feature, you can create reports showing work on the case completed after a given date a nifty tool for keeping clients and co-counsel up to date.
Installation is smooth and brief in the CD-ROM format.
Litigators interested in honing their information management will appreciate this package. While much of the system is straightforward, don t skip the free telephone training session. A package like this deserves your attention and your time to learn to use it. A free, fully functional 30-day trial copy is available at the CaseSoft Web site . Phillip C. Bohl is an attorney and law librarian at Pepperdine University School of Law.