Cloud Court was founded by litigators and litigation professionals with deep experience both litigating cases as outside counsel and managing litigation portfolios as in-house attorneys. Our founders have prepared witnesses to testify, prepared themselves to examine difficult witnesses at depositions and trial, defended witnesses under pressure, and testified themselves. That collective experience gives Cloud Court a 360-degree perspective on testimony because we have lived every aspect of it.

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We understand that testimony is not merely a transcript. It is evidence, strategy, risk, leverage, memory, behavior, contradiction, and persuasion. It is where documents become facts, where legal theories are tested, where both witnesses and attorneys succeed or fail, and where the value of cases often turn on a dime.

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As legal professionals and zealous advocates that understand the power of data, we have spent years designing technologies that transform testimony from a static record into structured legal intelligence. Cloud Court's work reflects a simple conviction: the legal industry has historically underutilized one of its most important data sources. Testimony should not disappear into PDFs, isolated transcripts, or disconnected summaries. It should be captured, structured, linked, compared, analyzed, and deployed across the full litigation lifecycle.

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That conviction is the foundation of Cloud Court's patent portfolio.

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Over the last nine years, Cloud Court has built a patent portfolio focused on transforming how testimonial evidence is captured, diarized, analyzed, and leveraged across the litigation lifecycle. The portfolio includes numerous issued patents, pending applications, and related family members spanning automated deposition transcription, remote and automated legal-proceeding capture, speaker identification, evidence linkage, and testimony-intelligence platforms, reflecting sustained technical development at the intersection of testimony, eDiscovery, and artificial intelligence.

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Cloud Court's earliest priority date for foundational language-model and testimony-intelligence technology is April 28, 2017 — predating by years the recognition of AI-assisted testimony analysis as a legal-technology category.  Our earliest filings disclose probabilistic and statistical language modeling applied to live legal testimony, including probability-based speech-to-text decoding and adaptive, matter-specific language modeling. Cloud Court has continued to build on this foundation in the years since, extending it into additional machine-learning and AI-based methods supporting litigation.

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We believe testimony intelligence is the future of litigation technology. The future of legal analytics will not stop at documents; it will extend to witnesses, attorneys, sworn statements, behavioral signals, and AI-assisted litigation strategy.  We are at the forefront of this renaissance, and we are just getting started.  Organizations, corporations, law firms, litigation-support providers, analytics companies, eDiscovery platforms, court-reporting providers, and AI developers interested in working with Cloud Court or licensing our patent portfolio are encouraged to contact us.​  We'd love to talk to you.