Gibson

A firm uses Gibson to analyze 200-plus historical deposition transcripts to find needle-in-the-haystack testimony on any topic. It then uses that information to de-silo information, craft witness outlines, draft better briefs with better evidence, identify adverse counsel's questioning strategy and witnesses’ strengths and weaknesses. The firm coordinates with other aligned parties and easily shares its findings. The entire class negotiates more favorable settlements on behalf of their clients.

In response to a major disaster, a large insurer captures and analyzes hundreds of EUOs to look for patterns and anomalies in testimony. They detect additional potentially fraudulent claims, investigate, and successfully prosecute several, recovering millions of dollars.

A federal agency is repeatedly sued by a set of repeat plaintiffs. The agency's in-house team uses Gibson to examine adverse counsel strategies, evidence cited, and expert witness performance. They adjust their defense strategy, discover additional evidence, retain new experts, and achieve smaller settlements and more dismissals, saving the agency millions of dollars.

Industry giants battle with aligned plaintiffs. Litigators task Gibson to analyze more than 140 recent depositions taken by aligned counsel at numerous firms. Hyper-organizing tens of thousands of pages of testimony enables them to look for patterns and variations on numerous topics. They capitalize on damaging contradictions hidden in adverse witness testimony, ultimately resulting in more favorable resolution.

A company responds to dozens of six- and seven-figure lawsuits every year. They collaborate with their outside counsel to extract insights from historical testimony to moneyball litigation, track serial plaintiffs, and develop profiles of attorneys and witnesses for better preparation and performance. The in-house team also uses historical reports to get up to speed fast.