The following 2007 essay by James W. McElhaney neatly summarizes some of the main things that a litigator must do to prepare a case for trial:
Putting a Case Together
There are some pretrial preparation tasks - e.g., exploratory investigation and credibility assessment -- that McElhaney does not list. But it's hard to say everything at once.
If I am not mistaken, the current version of the Tillers-Schum MarshalPlan system captures all of the tasks that McElhany lists.
I call the current iteration of this software application "MarshalPlan 5.5" You can download this app for use on a Windows computer by going to http://tillers.net/MarshalPlan.5.5/ and opening the subfolder "Windows" and then clicking on MarshalPlan 5.5exe (NOT MarshalPlan.5.5exe).
Apple Corporation seems to strip this exe file of its ability to run on Apple computers. Sorry!
The current limitations of the MarshalPlan software application are discussed here.
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The dynamic evidence page
Evidence marshaling software
MarshalPlan
1 comment:
Hmm, marshal 5.5 seems interesting. Thank you for posting this, I actually don’t have any idea that this software exist. Keep posting, I will surely get back here.
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