SolutionsLitigation

Prepare every case like it’s the only one.

Court dates, deadlines, evidence and authorities in one matter, so the whole team walks into court with the same file.

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Asem for litigators

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authorities ranked for each matter by case intelligence

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documents and questions in a single tabular review

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shared court diary for the whole firm

Use cases

Filter the strong claims fast

Put witness statements, correspondence and expert reports into a tabular review and ask the questions that matter (dates, admissions, inconsistencies), with every answer quoted from its source.

Never miss a hearing

Court dates entered on the matter reach the firm’s court diary, the team’s calendars and their phones. Deadlines sit beside them, and service of process and undertakings are registered on the matter.

Plan the trial

Lay out witness proofing, expert reports and bundle preparation on a project board and timeline linked to the matter, behind the matter’s ethical walls.

Research that cites real authorities

Search Ghanaian legislation and judgments from the matter, and let case intelligence rank the most relevant authorities from the synopsis. It can’t invent one.

Built in Ghana

Made around the Ghanaian court day.

Clerks and paralegals get a workbench with their week in court and matter search on their phones; partners see every hearing at a glance. The served-documents flow lets reception record service against the right matter in seconds.

Firm excellence, client impact

Litigation teams spend less time hunting for the file and more time on the argument.

When the diary, the evidence, the authorities and the client’s instructions live in one place, preparation becomes a team sport, and nothing depends on one person’s notebook.

  • Commercial litigation
  • Land disputes
  • Employment disputes
  • Banking & debt recovery
  • Judicial review
  • Arbitration
  • Probate & family
  • Criminal defence

In short

What software do litigation lawyers need?

Litigation teams need a shared court diary tied to each matter, deadlines with reminders, a place to register service and undertakings, tools to review large sets of evidence quickly, research that cites real authorities, and project plans for trial preparation, all with access limited to the people on the case.

FAQ

Can clerks use Asem in court?

Yes. The mobile app gives clerks and paralegals their week in court, matter search and documents, including offline.

Does case intelligence read our client documents?

No. It uses the matter’s title, synopsis and practice area only.

Can we record service of documents?

Yes. Reception can find the matter by client name, record service with a photo and notify the team.

Walk into court with the whole file.

See the court diary, evidence review and research working on a litigation matter.

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