Preparing expert witness designations is tedious and time-consuming, requiring you to manually compile case details, summarize expert qualifications, extract opinions from lengthy reports, and ensure FRCP 26 compliance. A single designation can consume 4-5 hours of billable time, pulling you away from case strategy and client work.
Preparing expert witness designations is tedious and time-consuming, requiring you to manually compile case details, summarize expert qualifications, extract opinions from lengthy reports, and ensure FRCP 26 compliance. A single designation can consume 4-5 hours of billable time, pulling you away from case strategy and client work.
CaseMark automates expert witness designation drafting by intelligently extracting case information, summarizing expert credentials, and formatting opinions to meet federal and state disclosure requirements. Upload your case documents and expert materials, and receive a complete, court-ready designation in minutes with built-in compliance checks.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Commercial litigation frequently requires expert witnesses for damages calculations, industry standards, accounting practices, and technical matters requiring FRCP 26 compliant designations.
Expert witness designations are essential in commercial disputes involving complex financial, technical, or industry-specific issues, making this workflow directly applicable with the same compliance requirements.
Employment litigation cases often require expert witnesses for wage and hour calculations, workplace safety standards, discrimination analysis, and vocational rehabilitation assessments.
Employment cases regularly involve experts in economics, human resources, vocational rehabilitation, and industry practices, all requiring formal FRCP 26 designations identical to personal injury cases.
IP litigation relies heavily on technical and damages experts to explain patent claims, trademark confusion, copyright infringement, and lost profits calculations requiring detailed expert designations.
IP cases are expert-intensive, requiring designations for technical experts, damages experts, and industry specialists under the same FRCP 26 framework applicable across all federal litigation.
Class action litigation requires expert witnesses for class certification issues, damages models, statistical analysis, and industry practices, all requiring comprehensive FRCP 26 designations.
Class actions are particularly expert-dependent for proving commonality, typicality, and damages across class members, making expert designation a critical and recurring workflow need.
Real estate disputes require expert witnesses for property valuation, construction defects, environmental issues, and title matters, all requiring formal expert designations under applicable rules.
Real estate litigation commonly involves appraisers, engineers, contractors, and environmental experts whose qualifications and opinions must be properly disclosed through expert designations.
Yes. CaseMark automatically checks your designation against FRCP 26(a)(2) requirements and state-specific rules. The system verifies that all mandatory disclosures—including expert qualifications, opinion summaries, compensation, and report attachments—are included and properly formatted.
CaseMark uses advanced AI to analyze uploaded expert reports and automatically extract key opinions, methodologies, and factual bases. The system intelligently summarizes lengthy reports into concise disclosure statements while preserving technical accuracy and legal sufficiency.
Absolutely. CaseMark works for any party designating experts in litigation. The system adapts to your case posture and generates appropriate disclosure language whether you're designating treating physicians, accident reconstructionists, economic experts, or any other specialist.
CaseMark incorporates jurisdiction-specific rules by searching current federal and state civil procedure requirements. You can specify your jurisdiction, and the system will format your designation to meet local court rules and include required certifications or disclosures.
CaseMark includes dedicated sections for compensation disclosure that meet ethical and procedural requirements. The system prompts you for fee arrangements and formats them appropriately, ensuring transparency while protecting privileged information about case strategy.
Yes. CaseMark produces a fully editable Word document that you can review, modify, and customize. The AI provides a comprehensive first draft that you can refine to match your specific case needs and litigation strategy.
Yes. You can generate designations for multiple experts by uploading each expert's materials. CaseMark maintains consistent formatting and case information across all designations while customizing the qualifications and opinions sections for each individual expert.