Testimony Intelligence
Optimize your testimony.
Optimize your results.
Your company - or your client - understands that better preparation for litigation drives faster resolutions and better outcomes. They're willing to invest in systems that make the team more effective.
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But ordinary process-oriented solutions don't examine the testimony. More than ever, matters are won and lost in depositions. You need tools that can augment your team like an extra intelligence and deliver actionable insights that you can use right now.
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Cloud Court's Testimony Intelligence platform goes beyond word indices, search tools, and highly subjective deposition summary memos. It helps corporate legal teams extract every iota of advantage from current and historical testimony. Don't keep your powder dry. Litigate like you mean it.
Litigate Like You Mean It.
Litigation can be a game of inches. Gain advantages that you can use to win more cases - or resolve matters on more favorable terms.
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Testimony Intelligence squeezes more potency from current and historical testimony at multiple points in the litigation lifecycle.
Prepare Witnesses
Forewarned is forearmed. Analyze previous adverse counsel behaviors. Select the most effective 30(b)(6) and expert witnesses.
Prepare Attorneys
Harden your deposition strategy. See and anticipate question and objection strategies. Easily find topic instances in context.
Take Down Opponents
Anticipate adverse witness testimony. Analyze past transcripts and find discrepancies. Know which evidence they will cite.
Use Streaming Realtime
Leverage streaming realtime transcription in every deposition, whether you're taking or defending. Never lose track of a key point.
Enhance Analysis & Search
Process current depo transcripts to enable counsel to produce briefs, motions, important reports and settlement negotiations.
Improve Performance
Analyze individual deposition transcripts to objectively measure attorney and witness performance and the true impact of the deposition.
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