Bring the people in your case together with their roles, relevant contact details and the records connected to them.
Request accessThe same case can involve parties, former and current lawyers, witnesses and other participants. The planned People view keeps roles and representation relationships connected to relevant records. A change of attorney should retain its effective period so an older message or filing can still be understood in the context that applied at the time.
Similar names and incomplete contact details can create misleading associations. CourtAhead is being designed to distinguish uncertain matches and let you correct names, roles and relationships. A person’s record should lead to related papers and messages, while factual source material stays separate from private notes and unverified assumptions about that person.
Review parties, lawyers, witnesses and other people found in your records.
Find related messages, documents and work without rebuilding the context.
Record corrections and changes in representation without losing the history.
The planned People view connects case participants to the work where they matter. Similar names, uncertain matches and changes of lawyer need review rather than being silently treated as the same person.
Adding a person is a directory action. It does not invite them, share files or grant access to your case.
Our approachNo. A People entry identifies someone connected to the case. It does not send an invitation, grant access or share records.
Yes, correction is part of the intended design. Names, roles and relationships need source context, and uncertain identity matches should remain visibly uncertain.