Analyze a Deposition

Summary

Learn how to Analyze a Deposition with Vincent. Our powerful deposition summary tool helps you extract key facts, build timelines, and categorize testimony, providing essential AI for litigation support to accelerate your case preparation.

Why This is Important

Reviewing deposition transcripts is a critical but time-consuming part of litigation. The Analyze a Deposition workflow is designed to help you rapidly identify the key themes in a testimony and understand how it relates to, overlaps with, or contradicts other documents in your case. This allows you to quickly gain insights that can guide and target your deeper review.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Start the Workflow and Upload Your Deposition

To begin, select Analyze a Deposition from the list of workflows on the Vincent landing page. You can then upload one or more deposition transcripts.

Step 2: Review Vincent's Suggested Workflows

Once Vincent has read your deposition, it will intelligently suggest a number of powerful analytical workflows. This is the core of the feature.

Your list of suggestions may include:

• Categorize Deposition Testimony to Claims: Match the testimony in the deposition to the specific claims in a complaint.

• Timeline: Automatically extract a timeline of key facts from the testimony.

• Summarize: Create a concise summary of the entire deposition.

• Cross-reference other documents: Compare the testimony to other documents in your case.

Step 3: Run Your Analysis

Select one or more of the suggested workflows and click the enter button to begin. Vincent may ask for additional information, such as another document to cross-reference.

Step 4: Interact with and Export Your Results

Once the tasks are complete, you can review the full output.

• Ask Follow-Up Questions: Use the chat box at the bottom to ask additional questions and continue your analysis.

• Download Tables: Any tables generated by the analysis can be downloaded in Excel or CSV format.

• Copy Results: Use the copy icon at the top right of any completed task to copy the text for use in your work product.

Best Practices & Pro Tips

• Analyze Multiple Depositions: This workflow is even more powerful when you upload multiple deposition transcripts at once to identify common themes or contradictions.

• Use the Categorize to Claims Workflow: For the most strategic insights, always run the Categorize Deposition Testimony to Claims workflow. This directly connects the testimony to the core issues of your case.

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