Import the Clio file. Compare the evidence.
Bring selected Clio matters into ChronoLaw before the next deposition, mediation, or motion. Compare contradictions, independent corroboration, gaps, sequence, and legal connections—without replacing Clio as your practice-management system. When new documents arrive, regenerate the relevant intelligence against the expanded file.
Compare evidence on a file you already keep in Clio
Already managing documents in Clio?
Import selected matters into ChronoLaw without rebuilding a second filing system.
Compare more than sequence
ChronoLaw compares the imported file for contradictions, independent corroboration, apparent gaps, and legal connections, then lets you inspect the stored source.
Worried about trusting polished AI output?
ChronoLaw’s analysis may use probabilistic AI. The link from a finding back to its stored source does not require the model to recreate or remember that source.
What ChronoLaw does with an imported Clio file
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Import from Clio
Connect Clio and bring selected matters and documents into ChronoLaw. ChronoLaw reads from Clio; it does not modify or replace Clio as your practice-management system.
Learn moreCompare evidence on the imported file
Once the file is in ChronoLaw, inspect contradictions, corroboration, gaps, sequence, and legal connections before the next deposition, mediation, or motion—then open the stored source. When new documents arrive, regenerate the relevant intelligence.
See how it worksAsk a question across the matter
Ask a specific question across the imported file. This is evidence comparison, not a chatbot that replaces counsel’s reading.
Try a demo matterKeep Clio as the system of record
ChronoLaw is an intelligence layer on top of the documents you import. It is not a second case-management database you have to maintain.