Deposition and Transcript Analysis
Turn long transcripts into searchable summaries, key admissions, and contradictions, cited to the line.
What It Does
The agent summarizes each transcript, surfaces key admissions and contradictions, and cites the exact line. A lawyer verifies before use.Without it: Reading and cross-referencing depositions across a matter takes days, and important admissions are easy to miss.
- Cross-checks each account against earlier transcripts in the same matter
- Separates a clean admission from an answer given under objection
- Resolves exhibit references in the testimony to the exhibit in the store
- Feeds dated testimony into the case chronology, cited to page and line
Illustrative example
Day 2 of the Vance deposition arrives from the reporter, 310 pages. The agent pulls the admissions with page and line, and flags that the answer at 214:9 on when the defect was reported sits against the same witness at 88:22 on Day 1. Counsel reads both passages and decides whether to put the conflict to the witness on Day 3.
Transcript repository
This and prior days
Matter management
Matter issue list
Case chronology
Dated events so far
Exhibit store
Exhibits by number
Deposition and transcript analysis
SuggestStarts when
A court reporter delivers a deposition transcript
How far it goes
it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits
Transcript summary
Drafted
Key admissions
Pulled with page, line
Line citations
Carried into the chronology
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