The trial core: 22 modules deep.
Trial Commander began as a working trial attorney's own system, and litigation is where its 22 modules run deepest. Discovery, depositions, drafting, exhibits, judicial analytics, billing — every screen exists because a real case needed it, and they all share one matter file.
AI Discovery Review
Productions read, flagged, and organized when they land — inconsistencies surfaced to your attention instead of hiding on page 300.
Deposition engine + judicial analytics
Prep outlines linked to exhibits, practice sessions, and a profile of your judge's patterns — refreshed weekly — before you file the motion.
Drafting Studio + Brief Bank
75 litigation drafting skills — motions, discovery, notices — drafted in your matter's facts, and a Brief Bank that searches your own work product by its words, titles and citations.
Chronicle: the billing you already earned
Calls, emails, and hearings become draft time entries automatically. Litigation is interruption-driven; Chronicle is how the interruptions get billed.
Trial mode
Witnesses called and exhibits admitted, tracked in real time — with a Morning Brief that tells you where every matter stands and what today demands.
Procedural Cinema
Every matter on a timeline, colored by procedural stage. See which cases are stuck — literally see it — and act.
These numbers are read from the product's own registries at build time, not written by marketing.
- —17 Florida limitation periods in the SOL bank, docketed with presuit notice dates where the statute has one
- —14 causes of action with elements, proof, defenses and damages in the claim workbench
- —75 drafting skills that produce first drafts under the Florida practice context and Rule 2.515(d)(2) certification
- —19 Florida circuit-court docket events that compute their deadlines on the Florida court calendar (Rule 2.514)
- ·Answer and proposal-for-settlement deadlines (Rules 1.140(a) and 1.442(b)) on the Florida court calendar
- ·Statute-of-limitations bank (28 categories, § 95.11 as renumbered)
- ·Construction lien, bond and ch. 558 ladders
- ·Employment charge clock (EEOC/FCHR, FCRA 18-month limit)
- ·§ 55.03 judgment-interest table (DFS quarterly rates)
- —Event orchestration: a filing triggers the deadlines it creates
- —Matter-health scoring flags the case going quietly wrong
- —Word & Outlook add-ins on the ribbon — ten Word tools, and a send check before an email leaves — plus a Claude connection add-on for firms that want AI in the file
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