Exhibits

Paperless Electronic Exhibits

Upload, mark up, stamp, and submit exhibits from any device. Multi-location sharing with live annotations, organized and fast.

  • Multi-location exhibit sharing, onsite or remote
  • Live markup everyone sees in real time
  • Electronic exhibit stickers and stamps for the record
  • Upload, stamp, and submit from desktop, tablet, or phone
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Electronic exhibits shared, marked up, and stamped live during a remote deposition

Drag-and-drop uploads

Privacy controls

Interactive documents

Submit for the record

What are electronic exhibits?

Electronic exhibits are digital versions of your deposition and trial exhibits that you upload, present, mark up, and stamp online instead of handling paper and banker boxes. Instead of pushing files around, every attorney sees the same exhibit live, whether they are in the room or joining remotely.

With LiveLitigation you introduce a file, apply an electronic exhibit sticker or stamp with the exhibit name, witness, and date, collaborate on live markup, and submit it for the record, all from a desktop, tablet, or phone. It is digital exhibit management built for how depositions actually run.

Electronic exhibit features

Share, annotate, stamp, and submit with confidence - purpose-built for legal teams.

Multi-location Exhibit Sharing

Multi-location Exhibit Sharing

Onsite or remote, upload, view, mark up, and export digital files with everyone in sync.

All-in-One Litigation Workspace

All-in-One Litigation Workspace

Review exhibits alongside realtime text feed and live witness video - no app switching.

Electronic Exhibit Stamping

Electronic Exhibit Stamping

Stamp with exhibit name, witness, date, and submitting initials, then submit for the record.

Live Markup (No Pushing Files)

Live Markup (No Pushing Files)

Annotate together in real time. Everyone sees highlights, callouts, and notes instantly.

Dashboard & File Management

Dashboard & File Management

Manage events and case files from a single dashboard. Upload, organize, and access fast.

Mobile-Ready Exhibiting

Mobile-Ready Exhibiting

Upload from camera roll, stamp, save, submit, and export directly from a tablet or phone.

Easy to Use

Easy to Use

Friendly UI + online guides and videos mean you’ll be collaborating in minutes, not hours.

Flexible Paperless Technology

Flexible Paperless Technology

Ditch banker boxes. Upload before the event or add files on the fly during proceedings.

How electronic exhibits work

From upload to the record in three simple steps.

1) Upload

Drag-and-drop PDFs, images, and more. Organize by case and event.

2) Mark Up Together

Highlight and annotate in real time - everyone stays synced.

3) Stamp & Submit

Apply the exhibit stamp, then submit for the record and export.

  • Submitted Exhibits include all stamps and markup.
  • Original files remain untouched.
  • Downloads controlled by attendee permissions.

Electronic exhibits FAQs

What are electronic exhibits?

Electronic exhibits are digital versions of deposition and trial exhibits that you upload, present, mark up, and stamp online instead of handling paper. You introduce a file, apply an electronic exhibit sticker or stamp with the exhibit name, witness, and date, and submit it for the record from any device.

Can multiple attorneys view and mark up exhibits at once?

Yes. Exhibits are shared to every attendee live, whether onsite or remote. Highlights, callouts, and notes appear for everyone in real time, so there is no pushing files back and forth.

How do electronic exhibit stamps and stickers work?

You apply a stamp with the exhibit name, witness, date, and submitting initials, then submit it for the record. Submitted exhibits include every stamp and markup, while the original files remain untouched.

Do electronic exhibits work on mobile devices?

Yes. You can upload from a camera roll, then stamp, save, submit, and export directly from a tablet or phone, with nothing to install.

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