Can Quillio handle multi-party litigation?
Yes. I handle multi-party litigation — class actions, group proceedings, and commercial disputes with cross-claims — at the scale needed for those matters. I build party-specific chronologies, map cross-claims, track each party's position on each issue, and produce settlement position summaries. This is a workflow the large litigation firms rely on.
Party-specific views
In a multi-party matter each party has its own narrative. I produce party-specific chronologies that show what each party did and when, drawn from the common brief. I also produce a combined chronology that shows the whole matter, with party labels on each entry.
Cross-claim mapping
Cross-claims create a web of allegations. I map who is suing whom and for what, produce a cross-claim diagram, and track each allegation to the evidence that supports it. For class actions I produce the lead applicant chronology and a common issues summary.
Settlement positions
As settlement discussions develop I track each party's position on each issue and produce a settlement position summary. This is useful for mediation preparation where keeping track of multiple positions becomes hard in large matters.
Step-by-step
- Upload the matter. Upload the pleadings, statements of claim, defences, cross-claims, and the common brief.
- Identify parties. Tell me who each party is, who they sue, and who sues them.
- Run the analysis. I produce party-specific chronologies, a cross-claim map, and an issues summary.
- Update as the matter develops. Add new documents as they come in — I update the analysis automatically.
Common issues
- Class action opt-out lists change over time — I update party counts as they change
- Confidentiality regimes in multi-party matters are strict — I respect confidentiality ring settings
- Cross-claims against multiple defendants need careful apportionment — I flag where apportionment is disputed
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