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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.holace.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Litigation tab activates on a journey the moment the case enters the Litigation Avenue. Up until that point — Prospect or Pre-Litigation — the tab shows a Case not in litigation message. After: it becomes the working surface for the rest of the case. [Screenshot: Journey detail page with the Litigation tab highlighted in the tab bar, sitting between Investigations and Demand]

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When it appears

The tab is visible on every journey but its content is gated. You’ll see the working layout once the journey:
  • Has been moved into the Litigation Avenue, and
  • Has a Litigation Stage assigned (Petition Filed, Answer Received, Discovery, Depositions, Mediation, Trial, or Verdict)
If the case is not yet in litigation, the tab shows a small card explaining how to move it: from the Avenue page or from the journey’s Edit Journey drawer. [Screenshot: “Not yet in litigation” placeholder card with the explanation message]

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What’s inside

Once active, the Litigation tab is a two-column layout — main work area on the left, sticky reference rail on the right.

Main column

Scheduling Order, Stage Banner, and the six document sections (Discovery, Affidavits, Expert Designation, Depositions, Mediation Packet, Trial Binder).

Sidebar

Case Quick Stats, Documents Generated log, running Document Expenses total, and the Attorney Review reminder.
[Screenshot: Full Litigation tab with the Scheduling Order card at the top, document sections beneath, and the right sidebar visible]

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The pieces

  • Scheduling Order card — Upload the court’s scheduling order; HoLaCe extracts deadlines for review. Two states (empty / loaded). Read more →
  • Stage Banner — Pill track showing where the case is in the litigation lifecycle plus the court name, case number, and countdown to the next big date.
  • Document sections — Six AI-assisted generators for plaintiff-side litigation work product. Read more →
  • Sidebar — Case Quick Stats — Demand amount, gross medicals, case age, and assigned attorney pulled from the journey.
  • Sidebar — Documents Generated — Running log of every litigation document produced on this case, with status pills.
  • Sidebar — Document Expenses — Running total of the litigation-document fees being billed to the case.
  • Sidebar — Attorney Review notice — The reminder that no AI-generated document ships without attorney sign-off.

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Take the Tour

If this is your first case in litigation, click Take the Tour on the tab — it opens an interactive walkthrough of every section with sample data so you can see the full state machine without committing real work. [Screenshot: “Take the Tour” button in the upper right of the Litigation tab]

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Jurisdiction-agnostic by design

HoLaCe does not normalize court-order terminology. A “Docket Control Order” in Texas, a “Case Management Order” in California, and a “Scheduling Order” in federal court all live under the generic Case Scheduling Order card — and every deadline name is stored exactly as the court wrote it. The system never translates Final Pretrial Submission into something HoLaCe-specific. This matters because a Texas state-court attorney and a New Mexico federal attorney can both use the same tab without one of them seeing renamed deadlines they don’t recognize.
Pricing for AI-generated litigation documents is per-firm: see Admin → Firm Pricing Configuration.

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What’s next

  • Litigation Deadlines — uploading the scheduling order and managing deadline rows.
  • Litigation Documents — generating Interrogatories, RFP, RFA, DWQ, Affidavits, Expert Designations, Depo Summaries, Mediation Packets, and Trial Binders.