What you'll receive
Discovery produces overwhelming volumes of interrogatory responses, deposition transcripts, and document productions that require hours of manual review. Legal teams struggle to quickly identify key admissions, spot inconsistencies, and extract actionable facts from hundreds of pages, delaying case strategy development and increasing litigation costs.
Discovery produces overwhelming volumes of interrogatory responses, deposition transcripts, and document productions that require hours of manual review. Legal teams struggle to quickly identify key admissions, spot inconsistencies, and extract actionable facts from hundreds of pages, delaying case strategy development and increasing litigation costs.
CaseMark automatically analyzes all discovery materials to produce organized, strategic summaries that highlight critical admissions, identify gaps, and flag inconsistencies. Extract key facts, dates, and quotes from voluminous discovery in minutes, enabling faster case assessment and more informed litigation decisions.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Employment litigation cases involve extensive discovery including interrogatories, document requests, and depositions regarding workplace policies, communications, and personnel files that require systematic summarization.
Employment cases generate substantial discovery materials including employee records, emails, policies, and witness depositions that must be organized and summarized for trial preparation and motion practice.
Class action litigation generates massive volumes of discovery across multiple plaintiffs and defendants, requiring efficient summarization tools to manage interrogatories, document productions, and numerous depositions.
Class actions involve extensive multi-party discovery with thousands of documents and multiple depositions, making systematic discovery summarization critical for case management and coordination.
IP litigation involves complex discovery of technical documents, patent prosecution files, licensing agreements, and expert depositions that require detailed analysis and summarization.
IP cases typically involve voluminous technical discovery and multiple parties, making discovery summarization essential for managing prior art references, development documents, and expert testimony.
Personal injury cases require summarization of medical records discovery, expert depositions, insurance company responses, and accident investigation materials for trial preparation.
PI attorneys must organize and summarize discovery responses regarding medical treatment, liability evidence, and damages documentation to build compelling cases and prepare for depositions and trial.
Real estate disputes involve discovery of property records, contracts, correspondence, inspection reports, and expert depositions that require organized summarization for motion practice and trial.
Real estate litigation often involves complex document-heavy discovery including title documents, transaction records, and communications between multiple parties that benefit from systematic summarization.
CaseMark analyzes all standard discovery formats including interrogatory responses, requests for production, requests for admission, and deposition transcripts. The system intelligently organizes information by discovery type or topic area, extracting substantive facts and admissions while noting objections and privilege claims. You can upload multiple document types simultaneously for comprehensive analysis.
Yes, CaseMark specifically flags admissions against interest, identifies inconsistencies between different discovery responses, and highlights contradictions with known facts. The summary includes a dedicated section for critical findings that support or undermine case theories, making it easy to spot strategic opportunities and weaknesses in the discovery record.
CaseMark typically generates comprehensive discovery summaries in 10-15 minutes, even for voluminous document sets that would take attorneys 8+ hours to review manually. The system processes documents systematically to ensure complete coverage while extracting key facts, dates, names, and quotes that matter most to your case strategy.
Absolutely. CaseMark produces professional legal memoranda with clear headings, specific citations to discovery response numbers and page references, and organized sections that facilitate quick reference. The output is suitable for inclusion in case files, sharing with co-counsel, and use in strategic planning meetings. All confidentiality designations from source documents are preserved.
You can upload supplemental or amended discovery responses at any time for additional analysis. CaseMark can help identify how new responses compare to earlier discovery, highlighting any changes, supplementations, or new information that affects your case strategy. This is particularly valuable for tracking evolving positions or catching inconsistencies across multiple discovery rounds.