The witness leaves
The follow-up appears during trial prep, long after the last clean chance to ask it.
Live case intelligence for litigators
Demur follows testimony live, checks each answer against the record, and surfaces the next useful question before the witness leaves. What changed then carries into the work that follows.
Built for the moment
Products & solutions
Review the record, work live with the witness, and carry each material answer into the work that follows—without rebuilding context in another tool.
Demur follows testimony against counsel's outline and selected case materials, keeping covered and open objectives visible in the room.
Every mode works from the same source-linked case—not a new prompt or a disconnected summary.
Litigators on Demur
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“Live deposition assistance is something we’ve been talking about for a long time. I think it would be something litigators would find really, really compelling—something Harvey doesn’t do.”
The deposition ends. The consequence does not.
The expensive miss is rarely that the fact was impossible to find. It is that the answer changed the case and no one carried the consequence forward before the useful window closed.
The follow-up appears during trial prep, long after the last clean chance to ask it.
A new provider or document is named, but the request never reaches the next round of work.
An expert, pleading, or motion is built on the case as it looked before the answer changed it.
One answer, every consequence
Demur keeps the live answer, the legal issue it changes, counsel’s decision, and the work that follows on one continuous thread.
The witness identifies treatment at Kaiser Fremont before the collision.
Built for the lawyer running the case
Demur keeps the record, contradictions, open proof, and next moves together—tuned to the practice, the side, and the lawyer responsible for what happens next.
Built for consequential work
Demur keeps the source, its legal status, and counsel's decision visible from the first live flag through the last piece of work.
Open the page or testimony behind a change with the speaker, document type, and status intact.
An allegation, denial, medical entry, expert opinion, and ruling never collapse into the same kind of fact.
Demur proposes what changed and what follows. The responsible lawyer decides what belongs in the case.
Data is encrypted at rest and in transit and is not used to train models unless separately agreed in writing.
Questions and answers
The lawyer owns judgment and strategy. Demur owns keeping the live answer connected to the work counsel can still do.
Demur follows testimony against counsel's objectives and selected case materials. It surfaces incomplete answers and cited conflicts while the witness can still respond, then keeps the work created by that answer in view after the deposition.
A chatbot waits for a prompt and returns a task. Demur participates in the authorized live proceeding, notices the material answer, shows the exact basis, and keeps the approved consequence connected to the work that follows.
A chronology records what happened. A case management system tracks documents, tasks, and deadlines. Demur shows what a new development changes in the legal case, which useful moves remain open, and whether counsel chose to pursue, defer, or waive them.
Demur is live in depositions today. The broader follow-through across record review, discovery, pleadings, experts, and trial is available through a limited design-partner program.
No. Demur identifies the change, keeps the source attached, and prepares the available next moves. Counsel decides what the evidence means and what action belongs in the case.
No. Counsel starts, pauses, and ends each authorized live deposition. Live listening runs only when counsel enables it under the firm's protocol and applicable notice requirements.
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We will show the answer, the exact source, the next useful question, and the work Demur carries forward for counsel.