NetDocuments Adds Six AI Apps in ndMAX Studio — Trademark Prosecution and Plaintiff Litigation Workflows Now Fully Covered Within the DMS

NetDocuments added six new AI-powered apps to ndMAX Studio on July 15, bringing total pre-built apps to 39 and extending the Studio's coverage into two new practice workflow areas: trademark prosecution and plaintiff-side litigation. The three trademark apps cover the full prosecution lifecycle from pre-filing risk review (a structured memo identifying descriptiveness objections, disclaimer requirements, and scope drafting issues before any filing) through USPTO Office Action response drafting (structured draft based on a curated prosecution playbook) to deadline extraction (pulled directly from source documents with automatic weekend and federal holiday adjustments, requiring human review before saving). The three plaintiff litigation apps cover medical record chronology creation (hundreds of pages of records across providers transformed into a structured chronological summary organized by treatment event, provider, and key clinical findings), demand letter drafting (damages extracted and totaled from medical and financial records, then assembled into a jurisdiction-appropriate demand narrative with a defensible demand range), and expert witness profile building (CVs, deposition transcripts, and published works assembled into searchable, structured profiles with prior testimony, potential inconsistencies, cross-examination vulnerabilities, and credential gaps flagged). For KM leaders, the ndMAX Studio expansion continues the pattern of the DMS as the practicemanagement layer — each new app set is designed to keep sensitive case information within NetDocuments rather than routing it through third-party AI vendors, and the App Builder allows firms to adapt pre-built apps without writing code.