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Why the Table of Contents is the Most Important Part of your Brief

Why the Table of Contents is the Most Important Part of your Brief

by TypeLaw | Aug 29, 2019 | Briefing, tables, Uncategorized

If you view a brief as the map to a case, the table of contents is the navigation point that directs readers to the information they need to reach your ultimate destination. A good TOC saves readers time A good table of contents is key for everyone interacting with...
How Do Bookmarks in Digital Legal Briefs Help the Court?

How Do Bookmarks in Digital Legal Briefs Help the Court?

by TypeLaw | Aug 29, 2019 | Appendix, Briefing, exhibits

A bookmark provides an automated link between citations in a brief and key materials of record for a case. Bookmarks and internal hyperlinks work together to provide readers easy access to resources related to a case with a simple, direct link within the brief. Many...
Video: How TypeLaw brief formatting works

Video: How TypeLaw brief formatting works

by TypeLaw | Jul 19, 2019 | Briefing, compliant formatting, Uncategorized

TypeLaw saves attorneys time and frustration by automatically formatting their briefs and building their appendices or excerpts. Essentially, we can take your bare bones draft brief and exhibits and quickly transform them into a clean, compliant, hyperlinked,...
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