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<b>Product Review:</b> TimeMap 4: Timeline Graphing For Lawyers

By David Narkiewicz
July 31, 2006

TimeMap from CaseSoft (www.casesoft.com) has always been one of the best timeline-graphing tool available to lawyers. The latest version, TimeMap 4, contains a number of significant improvements from the TimeMap 3 version that makes it even more powerful for lawyers. Lawyers and legal IT departments may also be familiar with the other software products in the CaseSoft arsenal: CaseMap, NoteMap, Text-Map and DepPrep.

For those new to TimeMap, it is a software tool that takes user-entered facts, dates and times and instantly generates a proportional timescale. It automatically positions the fact boxes above the dates/times on which events occurred, or the user can manually move them to different positions. TimeMap also rescales the timeline and repositions the fact boxes as new boxes are entered.

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