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Deposition questions from the record itself.

Every claim the record contradicts becomes a question with the page to hand the witness. Every claim the record supports becomes an early admission. Nothing is invented; the questions are built from the ledger rows and their own verified citations.

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Every finding cites a page · file, page, BatesReviewed by a practicing physicianHIPAA · BAA on signup

How it works

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Start from the tested complaint or expert reportRun the allegation ledger first. Each row already carries a verdict and the pages that decide it.
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Contradicted rows become impeachment questions"Paragraph 6 alleges no aspirin was given. I am handing you the medication record, page 2. Please read the highlighted line."
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Partly-supported rows become narrowing questionsWhich part of the claim the record supports, and which part it does not.
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Supported rows become admissions to take earlyLock in what the record already proves before the witness starts qualifying.

Exhibit-ready

Each question lists the file, page and Bates number, and the verbatim line from the chart, so the exhibit is ready before the deposition.

Ordered for the deposition

Impeachment first, narrowing second, admissions third. Reorder in Word in minutes.

Works on the opposing expert too

Each opinion in the other side's report, countered from the record, with its own question.

Pairs with live deposition support

Courtroom AI listens during the deposition and surfaces the page while the witness is still talking.

What it is not: a script. It is the list of questions the record itself raises, in the order a deposition takes them. The examination is yours.

Related: the allegation ledger · free deposition question predictor · live deposition support

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Reviewed by a practicing physician · Last updated 2026-10-11