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Civil Litigation Hints and Tips
An Overview of the Civil Legal Process
Interim Injunctions
About agreed summary documents for a final hearing (Trial)
About dates of digital photographs and videos
About Document Dates
About Document References
About establishing authenticity
About Exhibits
About Composite Exhibits
About inexact document dates
About inter-Partes Correspondence and Final Hearing Bundles
About Metadata
About PDF Bookmarks
About PDF page numbers
About Scanners
About Scan to Email
About taking photos
About the Civil Appeal Process
About the PZ zoom factor
About the "without prejudice" rule
Bundles - Directions for Final Hearing Bundles
Bundles - Binders for hardcopies
Bundles - Arranging exhibited documents in an eBundle
Bundles - Arranging documents with the hardcopy in mind
Bundles - Adding Printing instructions
Bundles - Folding A3 sheets in hardcopies
Bundles - Internal labels in ring-bound volumes
Bundles - Producing hardcopies
Bundles - Removing duplicates in a bundle
Bundles - Why is the table of contents of an eBundle called an Index?
Bundles - Why you should not give the other side access
Bundledocs - Standard options
Disclaimer
Disclosure - About Privileged Documents
Disclosure of Documents
Disclosure report
Disclosure - The other side's disclosure
Disclosure - The other side's Exhibits
Downloading Copies of Emails
Downloading copies of instant messages
Extracting documents from a composite PDF
Generating a ZIP file
How to add target page numbers to statements
How to automatically hyperlink exhibit marks in eBundles
How to Create a Core Bundle
How to Create a Final Hearing Bundle
How to Create a Final Hearing Bundle - a step by step guide
How to Create a Final Hearing Bundle - sending out the Bundle
How to Create an eBundle using PDF software
How to create a disclosure list from a ZIP file
How to find bookmarks in a PDF
How to make a PDF "print" of photo image with EXIF metadata
Hyperlinking agreed summary docs- in separate PDF
Keeping Track of Where Documents Have Come From
Litigation Ready - Standard options
Loading Card Photos
Loading documents to a document management system
Loading Documents obtained from Public Sources
Loading JPG Photos
Loading HEIC Photos
Loading particular file types - some notes
Loading PDF copies of images where necessary
Making PDF copies of webpages
Making snapshots of videos
Making Transcripts
Naming Documents for a civil tribunal matter
Preservation of Documents
Producing marked exhibits
Show EXIF date/time metadata
When to include page numbers in document references
Why you should not use your doc mgmt sys merge facility
Civil Litigation Hints and Tips
John Antell - Barrister
www.johnantell.co.uk
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