AI Deposition Preparation
Walk in knowing the record cold.
LitigusAI builds deposition preparation from the whole record, not a last-minute skim. Because LitigusAI has carried one continuous understanding of the matter since the first pleading, your outline, your exhibits, and your examination plan are built from everything the file contains — organized, cited, and ready for your judgment.
The preparation
From the record, for the examination.
Examination outlines
Question paths organized by issue and objective, built from the pleadings, discovery responses, and documents in the file.
Exhibit sets
The documents that matter, selected from the record, organized and tabbed for the examination.
Inconsistency mapping
Prior statements, interrogatory answers, and documents cross-checked so the contradictions are in your outline before the witness sits down.
Defensive preparation
Preparing your own witness? LitigusAI builds the preparation binder: the likely lines of questioning and the record behind every answer.
Privilege-safe by architecture
Deposition strategy is core work product. It never leaves your device and is never retained by anyone.
Questions
Asked and answered.
What does LitigusAI need to prepare a deposition?+
What you already have: the client folder on your computer. LitigusAI has typically been working the matter since the pleading stage, so preparation starts from the full record.
Can it prepare me to defend a deposition?+
Yes. LitigusAI prepares defensive binders — anticipated questioning, the documents behind each topic, and the record cites.
Does it replace my judgment at the deposition?+
No. LitigusAI prepares; counsel examines. The decisions that belong to counsel stay with counsel.
Where is my work product stored?+
On your licensed device, in the folders you control. LitigusAI has no central repository — there is no second copy on anyone else's server.
Put LitigusAI to work in your practice.
The beta is invitation only. We are selecting a small founding cohort of solo and small-firm litigators, NY and Federal civil practice. Ask for a live demo on a real matter.
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