Who it’s for
For litigation lawyers and paralegals preparing a factual review, briefing a supervising lawyer or checking the evidence behind a position.
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Map factual positions to the material that supports, qualifies or challenges them. Use the Excel matrix, conflicting-evidence log and extraction prompt to keep source references and unresolved questions visible.
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What’s inside
Evidence matrix workbook
Blank matrix, synthetic example, field instructions and source register.
xlsx
Conflicting evidence log
Separate accounts, exact pinpoints, the factual difference and the next source check. Includes a blank log and fictional example.
xlsx
Evidence extraction prompt
Reusable candidate-row prompt with source and adverse-material checks.
txt
Synthetic source packet
Eight fictional equipment records with stable line references and known gaps.
zip
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Using this kit
When to use it
Use it when you need to see the basis for a factual proposition, compare conflicting accounts or identify a gap in the available record.
How to use it
Read the workbook instructions and fictional example. Add one proposition or source-supported observation at a time. Record exact pinpoints, contrary material and the next check. Keep distinct accounts separate in the conflict log.
Scope and review
The matrix organises the factual record. It does not establish admissibility, prove an allegation or replace legal analysis. Check the underlying source before relying on a row.
Follow the workflow
Use the full guide alongside the downloaded files.