iLitigate review
An iPad-focused tool for presenting, reviewing, annotating, and sharing case materials.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
iLitigate is trial presentation and litigation management software for trial lawyers, attorneys, and legal teams. Built for iPads, it brings document and exhibit presentation, document review, and case collaboration into one product. Users can present documents, photographs, videos, and other exhibits, while attorneys and paralegals can share case materials and work with annotations, notes, highlights, underlining, redactions, and document callouts.
The published pricing lists one paid plan, named iLitigate, with a starting price of 19.99. Its plan highlights are trial presentation software, document review, and legal case collaboration. The product also includes Dropbox integration for case and document storage, making Dropbox an important part of its storage and collaboration workflow. Wireless presentation access is available, and the software supports video playback alongside other exhibit types.
iLitigate’s strongest fit is for legal teams that want core exhibit presentation and review capabilities on iPad, particularly when their case materials already use Dropbox. Its feature set covers exhibit management, video presentation, and evidence annotation, while collaboration supports attorneys and paralegals working on shared case materials. Teams seeking broader device coverage or a more extensive verified trial workflow should look elsewhere. iLitigate is better suited to focused iPad-based presentation than to organizations that require a cross-platform litigation system.
iLitigate pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Presents documents, photographs, videos, and other exhibits
- Supports highlighting, redaction, annotations, and document callouts
- Adds case collaboration and Dropbox-based document storage
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iOS
- Relies on Dropbox for case and document storage
- Workflow coverage is narrower than broader trial presentation platforms
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