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MasterFile is a new class of software designed from the ground up for the lawyer, investigator, journalist or academic researcher.
It features a novel evidence/document repository and an exclusive extract, case analysis and fact management system which lets you actually plan, draft and substantiate your argument, thesis or hypothesis, point by point so efficiently and precisely you have to see it to believe it!
Learn more about MasterFile for:
Lawyers / Litigators
Journalists / Reporters
Investigators / Watchdog organizations
Scholars / Students/ Professors
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"MasterFile is an exciting new product that deserves a serious look if you're considering moving to electronic litigation evidence analysis and case strategy analysis. Scalable from small and solo firms to large enterprises, it is the first entrant in a new class of software that combines CaseMap®, Concordance®, Summation® and document management akin to Worldox®."
-- David Bilinsky, Past Co-Chair of the ABA TECHSHOW
30 second overview for lawyers and litigators
Learn more for lawyers
Learn more for litigators
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MasterFile is a new and simpler way of staying on top of your investigation's research, evidence, facts, issues and chronology. As you sift through evidence you'll be able to extract and assess key facts while keeping each linked back to its source. When you dive deeper into your investigation and set out your argument, MasterFile lets you see all evidence for a particular assertion, finding or conclusion at a glance. The bottom line is MasterFile helps you work faster and ensure your investigation is defensible.
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Whether you're a graduate student or a professor, or responsible for marketing, product development or scientific research in the private sector, MasterFile lets you store and classify papers from the literature, whether electronic, hardcopy or from the web, by multiple tags and issues relevant to your research. You're able to extract and set out summary digests of critical information, assess the relevance of each item to your hypothesis and finally reference it in your own research. Historians are able to now reconstruct fully documented time-lines directly in MasterFile.
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