One of Primafact’s most powerful features is also one of its most fundamental: the binder, which enables flexible document presentation for efficient document review and production assembly. But if you're still relying on a single binder per case, it might be time to explore the potential of using multiple binders for case organization.
While the Case sequesters documents and data into a discrete envelope, the binder is ultimately Primafact’s foundational unit. It offers a clean, intuitive way to organize and review case content. Whether you're managing medical documentation, expert reports, or disclosure bundles, binders make it simple to keep everything in order.
While a single binder can be sufficient for smaller files, multiple binders can make heavily documented files much easier to manage. If your current approach involves just one binder per case, consider making the switch to a multi-binder setup. Here’s why:
Multi-binders offer flexibility, without limiting your visibility to your case’s entire document set. When you want a holistic view of a case, the Documents Tab lets you review all documents at once. You can also filter and search for specific content across your entire case. Documents can be sorted chronologically, including by date of intake into Primafact, or Case location. Customizable view settings in the Documents Tab let you streamline your review even further.
Primafact 6 Case Document List View configured to show document title, binder locations, document date, date added to Primafact, and associated annotation colors issues and favorability
Multi-binders can be a game-changer for busy legal teams. They add structure and speed to document review, and help bring clarity to complex matters. If you're not already using them, now's the perfect time to give multi-binders a try and elevate your case management game.
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