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Bundles of Authorities — tabbed, paginated, and bookmarked to each case.

Order your authorities once, apply the Bundle of Authorities preset, and BriefTech produces a paginated PDF with a tab-and-description index, tab pages before each authority, and PDF bookmarks that jump straight to the one you're citing.

Authorities are fiddly to assemble under pressure

  • Tabbing and paginating a stack of cases and statutes by hand, then re-doing it when one is added.
  • Keeping the index tabs and the actual tab pages in step with each other.
  • Producing something a judge can navigate quickly in the hearing.
How BriefTech does it

Three steps to a hearing-ready bundle

  1. 01

    Gather the authorities

    Upload the cases and statutes and arrange them in the order you'll cite them. Tab numbers follow that order automatically.

  2. 02

    Apply the Bundle of Authorities preset

    One click sets the two-column index — Tab and Description — and the 'BOA 1-1' page-number stamp used for authorities.

  3. 03

    Generate

    Produce a paginated PDF with a cover page, a table of contents, a tab page before each authority, and bookmarks that jump directly to it.

One-click preset

Bundle of Authorities preset

A two-column index — Tab and Description — with a 'BOA {v}-{p}' page-number stamp (for example BOA 1-1), configured in one click.

In short

A Bundle of Authorities is read in the moment — counsel names a tab, and everyone must be on it at once.

BriefTech builds it from the same ordered index as every other bundle, so assembling one is the familiar flow with a different preset: order the authorities, apply the layout, generate. The tab numbering, the page stamps and the jump-to bookmarks all come from that one arrangement, so the bundle stays navigable even after a late addition — regenerate, and the tabs renumber themselves.

Common questions

What page-numbering does it use?

The Bundle of Authorities preset stamps pages in the 'BOA {v}-{p}' format — for example BOA 1-1 — so the bundle reads as a bundle of authorities rather than a general document bundle.

Can the judge jump to a specific authority?

Yes. The generated PDF carries bookmarks that jump directly to each authority, alongside the tab pages and the table of contents.

Ready to prepare your Bundle of Authorities?

Tabbed, paginated authorities with jump-to bookmarks.