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Reuse existing lists

Learn how to efficiently create new lists in Legatics by reusing existing ones from any matter

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Reusing existing lists in Legatics allows you to leverage previous work, ensuring consistency and saving time. Whether you're working within the same matter or across different ones, this feature enables you to duplicate lists, preserving their structure and content. This guide outlines the steps to create a new list from an existing one and highlights important considerations to ensure a smooth process.

Prerequisites: You must be Matter Admin in both the source and destination matters. Additionally, both matters must be hosted within your organization's Legatics environment

Note: There are some limitations when reusing lists


Initiate list creation

  1. Click on Create list located either on the top navigation bar or the dashboard

  2. In the Create list pop-up, choose the Template option

Choose the source matter and list

  1. Select the matter containing the list you want to copy

  2. Select the list in that matter you want to duplicate

Note: You can only select matters where you are the matter administrator, and that are hosted within your organization's Legatics environment

Name your list and decide what columns to include

Provide a new name for the list to reflect its purpose in the current matter. And then deselect any columns you don't want to include in the new list.

Set list permissions

Click create list to finalize the process. You'll be taken to your list when it's created.


Next steps


Limitations

  • Latest version of files: Only the latest versions of files in your file columns will be copied to the new list.

  • Permissions and assignments:

    • When copying a list within the same matter, participant assignments and permissions are retained.

    • When copying a list to a different matter, participant assignments and permissions are not copied, as participants differ between matters. Permissions will revert to their default values.

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