Compare and review legal documents

Why you need comparison. 

Lawyers, law clerks, and legal assistants who edit, format or create legal documents need to analyze documents in some way. 

Find out what other  legal professionals use Compare PDF.

Compare PDF is designed to meet the challenges faced by office workers in law firms. As it provides you with effective mean to compare office formatted documents:

• Adobe Acrobat (.pdf), court electronic filing requirements format;

• XML court systems files;

You should use Compare PDF if:

• You often get documents from other law firms;

• You have many people reviewing the same document, and it is necessary find document changes and updates;

Comparing legal documents

During a business day, attorneys receive many documents from sources outside their office. Some come from courthouse, some come from opposing counsel, and some come from governmental agencies.  Compare PDF allows you to analyze those documents:

• Compare legal documents to find out what changes were made;

• Compare ANY to ANY document, for example MS Word document to Adobe Acrobat;

Compare freely formatted legal documents

Different courts have different requirements, or preferences, for document margins. Frequently, they do not want all the pages treated the same way. For example, they usually want a larger top margin on the first page to allow space to stamp the document without obscuring the printed text.

With Compare PDF you can compare any file as a simple text. It means that comparison doesn't depend on document fomentation.

Comparing XML file format suggested for court systems

In order to ensure that that all documents will be accessible by all court systems, an effort is underway to adopt a standard format for those documents. That standard is called Extensible Markup Language (XML). Compare PDF can compare .xml files as well as compare .xml files with .doc or .pdf.  

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