Interacting with the List of Dates

The List of Dates (LOD) output is structured for immediate use in court filings, and its format aligns with common High Court requirements. This section helps you understand how to read, navigate, and refine the output.

In-Line Citations

Each event includes a hyperlinked source reference, letting you click and view the original source from which the information was derived. This makes verification seamless and avoids manual cross-checking with multiple documents.

When you click on any in-line citation, the source document opens on the left pane, and the exact portion of the source document pertaining to the in-line citation is highlighted in yellow.

Chat with LOD

Jurisphere turns your LOD into an interactive conversation: you ask questions, and it finds, filters, and explains entries instantly. Instead of scrolling through long chronologies, just ask what you’re looking for.

You can click on 'Ask Questions' in the top left of the List of Dates and type in your query.

Examples include:

• “When did the arbitration proceeds conclude?”

• “List all hearings mentioning or referring to ‘injunction’.”

• “Identify all events that deal with the fund transfer from party A to party B”

This chat layer doesn’t modify your LOD it helps you understand, navigate, and explore it conversationally.

Filters and Navigation Tools

To help you quickly locate relevant events within a large LOD, we provide three powerful navigation tools:

Search Bar

Instantly search for keywords across all events (e.g., “settlement”, “email”, “invoice”) to jump to matching entries.

Date Format and Range Filter

Select a custom date format to suit your requirements, and range (month and year) to narrow the LOD view. For instance, to isolate events from the past year or a particular phase of the dispute.

Dynamic Category Filters

Use this to show or hide categories based on subject matter.

Each event in your LOD is auto-tagged with a category such as “Filing and Submission”, “Judgements and Orders”, “Compliance Deadline”, or “Correspondence” to help with thematic grouping and filtering.

You can select multiple categories (like “Orders”, “Affidavits”, “Hearings”) to focus on a particular aspect of the matter. To filter out entries:

1. Click on the button at the top of your LOD.

2. In the drop down, choose 'Clear all' to untick all categories.

3. Click on the required categories to tick them and view in the LOD automatically.

You can edit the dynamic categories as well - toggle on 'Show in table' in the Filter drop-down, and click on the Edit button next to the category under whichever date you want to reassign. You can type in your own categories as well to update the particular event tag.

🧭 Tips for effective queries

• Very large LODs may take a few seconds to display on screen.

• Filtered results appear in chat as well as the exported version.

• New chat clears conversation history, not the LOD itself.

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Download and Import

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Access the Download and Import options

Click on the download ( ) icon located at the top right of the List of Dates.

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A menu will appear

This allows you to either download the table as a Word document or import it directly into Jurisphere for further use in your work.

3

Import to Jurisphere to add the LOD as a document to your folders within Jurisphere

1. After selecting this option, you can choose the folder where the document will be uploaded.

2. Progress of the import will be shown in the bell icon in the top-right.

3. Once complete, the document will appear in the selected folder, ready for further work.

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Download the List of Dates to your local device as a Word Document (.docx)

1. You have the option the download the LOD with or without the in-line citations. Downloading with citations preserves the in-line citations as hyperlinks.

2. The tool will first prepare a downloadable copy in the background.

3. You will be notified on the bell icon in the top-right when the download is ready.

If you have filters or date ranges applied to the LOD on-screen, then the downloaded copy of the LOD will reflect the same i.e., with the filtered LOD preserved instead of the full LOD.