TRIAL COMMAND™

A:Trial Command is built for any lawyer who wants to standardize how they prepare for trial and stop relying on memory, scattered files, and last-minute prep. Whether you’re a solo practitioner or small firm seeking structure without overhead, an associate tired of rebuilding your process every case, or a government attorney working with limited resources, this system gives you a clear way to stay organized and prepared. It also supports paralegals in elevating their role and law students in developing real trial skills.

A: Trial Command is a comprehensive trial preparation system that works across all practice areas: insurance defense, personal injury, criminal defense, family law, commercial litigation, and more. The system covers universal trial preparation steps (witness management, exhibit organization, voir dire, motions, etc.) that apply to any trial.

A: Trial Command is a PDF-based system that works on any device with no special software required, other than a standard PDF editor and reader (i.e. Adobe). 

Because Trial Command lives locally on each attorney's device (not in the cloud), you maintain complete control over client data and confidential case information. No IT setup required, no security audits needed, and no ongoing subscription to third-party servers. You can access it in court, at depositions, or anywhere you work even without internet access.

A: Yes. Trial Command is an editable PDF, so attorneys can add case-specific notes, check off completed tasks, and personalize it for each trial. The structure and checklists remain consistent, but each attorney can adapt it to their specific case needs.

You can type directly into all the fillable forms using any PDF editor. You can also print sections if you prefer paper copies. The system is designed to work however you prefer to work.

Trial Command™ is licensed for individual use. Law firms or government offices wanting to use it with multiple attorneys need to purchase additional licenses. However, you can use your copy for all of your own cases (and share with your paralegal/assistant) without restriction.