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Accelerate Record Review in Complex Matters
Experts can organize pleadings, records, and transcripts inside esumry to quickly see the key facts and issues. That helps them move from orientation to actual analysis faster, especially in document-heavy cases.
Build Defensible Timelines and Event Sequences
esumry helps experts turn relevant events into clear timelines and chronologies they can use internally. These timelines inform their opinions and support how they explain complex sequences to retaining counsel.
Draft and Refine Reports More Efficiently
Using the drafting workspace, experts can generate structured outlines and initial language for sections of their reports. They remain in control of conclusions and phrasing, but they spend less time on repetitive drafting tasks.
Align with Defense Counsel Through Work Product, Not Shared Systems
Expert firms maintain their own esumry instances, separate from defense counsel. Alignment happens through the reports, timelines, and materials they choose to share, not through shared internal workspaces—protecting both sides’ internal analysis.
Support Testimony Preparation and Cross-Examination Planning
Summaries, timelines, and organized facts created in esumry help experts prepare for deposition and trial testimony. They can anticipate key lines of questioning and anchor responses in the record more easily.
Expert Witness Firms – Frequently Asked Questions
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esumry gives your team its own workspace to analyze records and build work product. It’s separate from the firm’s systems, so you maintain control over your methods and internal materials.
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You still coordinate primarily through the opinions, reports, and materials you produce. esumry simply helps you create those more efficiently and in a more structured way.
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Yes. Each expert has individual credentials and can organize their own cases and documents, which fits both solo and team-based practices.
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In most contexts, what matters is the content and support for your opinions, not the specific tools used to organize information. Still, it’s wise to discuss with retaining counsel how they want to characterize your processes if asked.
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Yes. Solo experts and small firms can benefit just as much as larger organizations. The per-user, case-based structure makes it easy to start small and scale as needed.