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Citation-first drafts for small litigation teams
Summarize depositions in minutes, not hours.
LegalBrief gives small litigation teams a structured first draft of the testimony, with page-line citations that make important points easier to check against the source transcript.
Upload one searchable PDF. Review the finished draft against the transcript before using it.
Key testimony
Review requiredMaintenance report discussed with operations
Morgan testified that the maintenance report was brought to the April 8 operations meeting.
I brought the maintenance report to the April 8 operations meeting.
Morgan Dep. 43:19–20 Clear testimony finding
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43:19–20
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A simple first pass
One transcript. A clearer starting point.
LegalBrief organizes the initial pass so your team can focus on evaluating what the testimony means for the matter.
Get a structured draft
Review a consistent first draft covering chronology, key testimony, admissions, potential inconsistencies, and relevant limitations.
Check the source
Use page-line references to check material findings against the original transcript before using the draft.
Built for verification
Keep the source transcript in the review loop.
Key findings include page-line references when the transcript supports them. Use those citations to compare the draft with your retained transcript and the witness’s surrounding testimony.
Explore the illustrative sampleIllustrative sample findingCited
The maintenance report identified a restart risk.
Morgan testified that the report warned of an unexpected restart and that any unexpected restart was a safety concern.
Source testimony
“It described an unexpected restart if lockout was incomplete.”Morgan Dep. 43:13–17
Focused by design
Built to help you verify the important points.
Before a completed draft is stored, LegalBrief checks that required cited page-line ranges exist in the uploaded transcript. Findings, admissions, and potential inconsistencies must also include source excerpts that appear in the cited material.
These checks make it easier to compare the draft with the transcript. Your team still decides whether a statement is complete, important, and properly understood in context.
A careful first pass
- Small litigation teams reviewing one deposition transcript at a time
- Text-searchable PDFs with visible printed pages and numbered lines
- Professionals who will check material findings against the original transcript
A replacement for professional review
- Human-reviewed or court-ready work product
- Live transcription or OCR for image-only scanned PDFs
- Multi-transcript case analysis or matter-wide search
Simple monthly plans
Choose the volume that fits your practice.
Every plan includes the same citation-first, structured summary format.
Starter
US$49/month
Up to 10 summaries per month
- Page-line citations for important findings
- Consistent structured summary
- Private workspace for your account
Professional
US$99/month
Up to 50 summaries per month
- Page-line citations for important findings
- Consistent structured summary
- Private workspace for your account
Prices are in U.S. dollars. The 7-day trial includes one summary from one deposition transcript. A payment method is required, and your selected plan starts automatically after the trial unless you cancel first. See the full pricing and file details.
Common questions
Before you upload a transcript.
Who is LegalBrief designed for?
LegalBrief is designed for small litigation teams that want a simple, citation-first draft from one deposition transcript at a time.
Does LegalBrief replace legal review?
No. It produces a working first draft. A qualified professional should verify the citations, context, and conclusions before use.
What kind of transcript can I upload?
The current release accepts text-searchable PDF deposition transcripts. Image-only scanned PDFs are rejected before processing; run OCR first.
How are my files handled?
Transcript access is restricted by account controls and private storage. Files are processed by infrastructure and AI providers described in our Security & Data Handling page.
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