Explain what the procedure looks like
Support the client in understanding what lies ahead by using procedural timelines. They include all stages of litigation: the start, the written phase and the oral phase. Everything is divided into specific steps and includes important deadlines, timeframes and necessary documentation. We designed procedural summaries for the first instance proceedings, the appeal, the seizure of bank accounts and the summary proceedings.
Analysis
We made an intuitive presentation of the statements, arguments, proofs and counter-arguments.
Written round
Finally, legal design can be used in court documents to clarify complex and detailed facts or draw attention to key points. Written documents are often too complex and detailed, hiding important points in blocks of text. This distracts the reader's attention, with the risk that the message won't get across.
Timeline
All (important) facts can be plotted on the timeline, providing a better overview. Facts are easier to capture and connect from a visual view than from a dense block of text.
Company structure
A clear representation of the business structure makes life much easier for the reader.
