The use of AI is a rapidly evolving area of the legal industry, especially in litigation. This webinar, presented by attorneys Karl Seelbach and Charles Peckham, provides a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal role of modern AI software in non-stenographically capturing, analyzing, and sharing testimony. It delves into the specifics of how to take non-stenographic depositions, the AI software involved in the process, cost and time savings, and techniques you can use to create more impactful demand letters, briefs, and reports by inserting clips of key video testimony.
Learning Objectives:
• Fundamentals of non-stenographic depositions, including rules, scheduling, transcript creation, and the role of software
• Cost and time-saving benefits of non-stenographic depositions compared to traditional methods Summarize key testimony using AI software
• Instantly search for key concepts in your video and audio evidence using AI software
• Quickly create video clips of key testimony and evidence using AI software
• Use video clips to enhance the persuasive power of demand letters, briefs, and reports
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