When the defense expert leaned on studies, Claggett & Sykes ran them through Eve and found the line that contradicted his testimony.
“Being able to get into the nitty-gritty and say, ‘no, it's on page 763’ — that really lends credibility to us as plaintiff's attorneys. And it showed he was a liar,” says Shannon Wise, Trial Lawyer.
With Eve, your strategy isn't limited by how long the work takes. File the motion, chase the deficiency, follow up on everything you used to let slide.
Eve reads the whole file to surface your strongest story. Refine the theme together, then pressure-test it with mock jury and focus group simulations.
During trial
Get answers at the counsel table
Ask Eve anything and get the answer in seconds, cited to the page. Surface a contradiction or pull an exhibit without breaking stride.
Overnight
Walk in sharper without the all-nighter
Eve digests the day's transcript, flags what changed, updates your examination outlines, and drafts the next motion or bench memo.
Ready for anything
Counter every argument
When opposing counsel springs a surprise theory, search it against the record and have your counterpoints ready.
Customer quotes
“The best way I can describe Eve at trial is this: it's like having four associates at the table whose only job is to find what you need, right now. You type a question, you get an answer with citations. That's it.”
Casey GeigerFounder and Trial Attorney, Geiger Legal Group
“Having a tool that can help at trial is so rare... Eve turned our 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. nights into 11 p.m. nights when we were prepping, because it made it so much easier to digest everything.”
“As the defense witnesses testify, we're live asking Eve: is that actually what the records say? It pulls up the source documents right there, so when it's time for cross we can say: here's what was said, here's where it is.”
Josh StanderferTrial Paralegal, Thomas Law Offices
Yes. During trial, Eve can quickly search the case record, surface relevant evidence with citations, and help your team prepare for cross-examination or respond to unexpected arguments. Firms also use Eve for trial themes, witness preparation, jury-questionnaire review, and trial documents, so the work you do before trial carries into the courtroom.
Yes. Eve is built for document-heavy litigation. Think thousands of pages of medical records, discovery, depositions, correspondence, and other case materials. It helps your team organize and search the record, surface the facts that matter, and review the supporting sources in context, so attorneys can spend less time digging through documents and more time building the case.
Yes. Upload examples of your firm’s best work, and Eve can create drafting agents that reflect your templates, tone, formatting, and objection style. Use them to produce consistent first drafts for discovery responses, motions, deposition outlines, and more. Then have your attorneys review and refine before filing.
Eve is designed to ground answers in the materials in your firm’s matter and cite the source records it relied on, making it easier for attorneys to review the underlying documents before relying on an answer or filing a draft. Eve also includes safeguards intended to improve factual grounding and citation reliability, but it does not replace attorney review.
Casey Geiger initially shared the skepticism many lawyers have about AI. After using Eve’s cited, reviewable outputs in practice, Geiger Legal Group now relies on Eve across the case lifecycle. Read the customer story
Yes, within one operating system. On the pre-lit side, Eve generates medical overviews, demand letters, and case evaluations. On the litigation side, it drafts and responds to discovery (interrogatories, RFPs, RFAs), prepares deposition outlines, generates complaints, and supports mediation and trial prep.
Eve is designed to work across both so your team isn't switching between platforms as a case progresses. The same case file you build during intake and pre-suit work is what Eve searches through discovery, depositions, and trial. Nothing gets rebuilt or re-uploaded when litigation starts.
