Organize Business Dispute Exhibits
in 30 Minutes
Contracts, emails, invoices, financials—all professionally labeled for breach of contract, partnership disputes, or construction claims.
Try Free - Upload Your First Case FileThe contract file has 47 amendments...
Contract versions need clear organization
Email chains span 3 years and 5 parties
Financial records total 200+ pages
Arbitration is in 3 weeks
Case Type Workflows
Breach of Contract
- • Original contract, amendments, modifications
- • Performance documentation
- • Correspondence regarding breach
- • Damages calculations
Typical: 75-200 exhibits
Partnership / Shareholder
- • Partnership agreements, operating agreements
- • Meeting minutes, resolutions
- • Financial statements, distributions
- • Email communications
Typical: 100-250 exhibits
Construction Disputes
- • Construction contracts, change orders
- • Plans, specifications, RFIs
- • Progress photos, inspection reports
- • Payment applications, lien waivers
Typical: 150-400 exhibits
Business Torts
- • Trade secret documentation
- • Non-compete agreements
- • Customer lists, proprietary information
- • Damages analysis
Typical: 50-150 exhibits
47 Amendments, One Clear Exhibit Set
Contract interpretation disputes require clear organization of every version:
- Organize contract documents chronologically
- Clear versioning in exhibit labels
- Combined PDF for easy reference
- Perfect for contract interpretation disputes
E-Discovery Done, Now Organize for Trial
Transform your production documents into a focused exhibit set:
- Upload key documents from production
- Create focused trial exhibit sets
- Re-label for court (not Bates numbers)
- Combined binder for arbitration/trial
Commercial Case Workflow
Upload contracts, emails, financials
Organize by category or date
Apply clear exhibit labels
Download exhibit binder
What Commercial Case Prep Really Costs
| Approach | Cost | Time per Case |
|---|---|---|
| Manual preparation | $400-700 paralegal time | 4-7 hours |
| E-discovery vendor | $500-2000 | 24-48 hours |
| ExhibitPrep | $14.99 day pass | 30 minutes |
Focus on case strategy, not document organization
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I organize multiple contract versions?
Upload all contract versions and amendments, then use drag-and-drop to arrange them chronologically. Apply clear labels like "Exhibit A: Original Agreement 01/15/2021" and "Exhibit B: First Amendment 06/30/2021" to create a clear contract timeline for the fact-finder.
Can I handle large e-discovery productions?
Yes. After e-discovery, upload your key documents to ExhibitPrep to create focused trial or arbitration exhibit sets. The $14.99 day pass gives unlimited processing, so you can organize hundreds of documents from a large production.
What about multi-party disputes?
For multi-party commercial disputes, you can use party prefixes in your exhibit labels (e.g., "Plaintiff Exhibit 1" vs "ABC Corp Exhibit A"). Organize correspondence by party or chronologically to show the full picture of business communications.
How do I create exhibits for arbitration?
The same workflow applies to arbitration exhibits. Upload your documents, organize them, and apply labels following your arbitration forum's requirements (AAA, JAMS, etc.). The combined PDF feature is especially useful for creating hearing binders.
Can I include financial spreadsheets?
Excel spreadsheets can be converted to PDF before uploading for stamping. For native Excel files, ExhibitPrep creates professional slipsheet placeholder pages. Most attorneys convert key financial exhibits to PDF format for court filing.
Is this secure for confidential business information?
Yes. All processing happens locally in your browser. Contracts, financial records, and other confidential business documents never leave your computer or get uploaded to any external server, protecting trade secrets and proprietary information.
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Your Next Commercial Case, Organized
From 47 contract versions to a clear exhibit set—ready for trial or arbitration.
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