Uploading Data to JurisTrial

Once you’ve created a new case in JurisTrial (the iPad-first trial-presentation app from Island Legal Technologies), the next step is getting your evidence onto the iPad. JurisTrial supports importing data from a wide range of sources, so you can pull in documents, photos, videos, and more no matter where they live.

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Import sources at a glance

JurisTrial can ingest evidence from any of the following sources:

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Import from iPad Storage / iTunes

iTunes File Sharing lets you move files back and forth between a computer and your iPad. After copying your files onto the iPad with iTunes File Sharing, you can bring them into your open JurisTrial case using the iPad Storage / iTunes source.

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Import from Flash Drive (SanDisk)

If your evidence is on a compatible SanDisk flash drive, you can connect the drive to your iPad and import the files directly into your open JurisTrial case.

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Import from Dropbox

JurisTrial connects to your Dropbox account so you can pull in documents and media stored in the cloud and add them to your open case.

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Import from Photos & Videos

You can bring images and video clips directly from your iPad’s Photos library into JurisTrial, choosing the Photos or Videos source to add them to your open case.

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Import from Email

Evidence that arrives as an email attachment can be saved directly into JurisTrial and added to your open case. Importing from email is a quick way to capture exhibits and correspondence that come to you electronically, without needing to route them through a computer first.

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Working with larger collections

If your evidence set is large or originates from a discovery export, you’ll typically process and review it first in JurisDiscovery and JurisReview, then sync to the iPad through JurisPrep, the cloud collaboration gateway. JurisTrial’s direct import options above are ideal for adding individual files and ad-hoc evidence on the go.