What problem does it solve? Preparing for a deposition requires pulling a witness's documents from the eDiscovery platform, organizing topics around the case theory, and assembling impeachment material — a time-consuming manual process that risks misquoted record cites and unfocused outlines. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Witness document retrieval: Pulls documents authored by, sent to, or mentioning the witness from connected eDiscovery platforms (Everlaw, Relativity, DISCO), organized by date with hot docs flagged. - Posture-aware outline structure: Adapts question form to witness posture (adverse, friendly, neutral, or 30(b)(6) corporate representative) and builds sections for background, good facts, bad facts, impeachment, and the pivot fact. - Record fidelity and citation discipline: Enforces verbatim-quote rules, pinpoint cite verification, source attribution tags (e.g., [Westlaw], [web search — verify]), and marker discipline ([VERIFY], [UNCERTAIN], [CITE NEEDED]). - Use Case: A litigator says "depo prep for Jane Smith" and receives a structured outline with an exhibit list, impeachment sequences, and attorney notes, gated by a conflicts check against the matter log. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a deposition outline for a specific witness by saying "depo prep for [witness name]" after the matter has been intaken.
