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Use case · Litigation & disputes
Master the file, build the case
Disputes bury a team in documents that have to be read, sorted, and understood on a deadline. PONS reads the disclosure, answers questions with the exact source, and assembles the chronologies and research a case turns on, so the team spends its time on strategy.
§ 01 - Ask the disclosureLitigation & disputes
Question the file, get the document
Ask what a party knew and when, or where a term was agreed, and PONS answers from across the disclosure with the exact document and passage. You review thousands of documents by asking questions rather than reading every page.
- Questions across the whole disclosure
- Every answer quotes its source
- Key facts and dates pulled into a table
What did the supplier know, and when?
Email · 11 Mar 2024“… we were aware of the defect …”
Report · 18 Mar 2024“… escalated to the supplier …”
Memo · 02 Apr 2024“… remediation was refused …”
§ 02 - Build the caseLitigation & disputes
Chronologies and research, grounded
Assemble a chronology from the evidence and research the legal questions with cited authority, all held in the matter alongside the tasks and deadlines. The case file organises itself as the team works it.
- Chronologies drawn from the evidence
- Legal research with citations
- Everything in one case matter
Chronology · Dispute 114
11 MarDefect first reported
18 MarSupplier notified in writing
02 AprRemediation refused
20 AprClaim issued