CoCounsel.ai is now your secret weapon for all your depositions.
CoCounsel.ai replaces expensive traditional stenographic real time such as LiveNote with AI speech to text that is both legally formatted and comparable in accuracy.
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Take control of your depositions.
Legally Formatted live transcript with Q&A and Colloquy
Real Time Speaker delineation
Bookmark/teammate tagging testimony in real time
Search testimony
Unlimited Hook-Ups
Live deposition
Legally formatted rough transcript
Recorded testimony synchronized to transcript
Admissible recording in most jurisdictions
Bookmark/teammate tagging
Search testimony
Post deposition
Low page rates
No set up fee
No charge per hook up
No upcharge for Steno
Fee category
Stenographer Real Time
CoCounsel.ai
Pricing comparison
Legacy Court Reporting Model: B2B
Stenographer
Law Firm
High Cost
CoCounsel.ai is the first direct to attorney court reporting technology for real time transcripts, skipping the court reporting agency middle man and empowering attorneys to take control of their depositions on their terms, at a fraction of the cost.
Capture Every Deposition
on Your Terms
Court
Report Agency
LiveNote
Software
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Low Cost
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CoCounsel.ai: B2C
Law Firm
CoCounsel.ai
CoCounsel.ai also offers the added benefit of same day, searchable rough transcript with audio synced to the text.
95% of cases don’t go to trial - why pay for a final transcript if you don’t have to?
90% accurate live transcript
50% less than stenographic real time
33 out of 50 states specifically allow non-noticing attorneys to bring recording technology with prior notice
Remaining 17 states allow non-noticing attorneys to bring their own means of recording with stipulation
CoCounsel.ai uses our powerful legal specific speech to text engine that deliver a real time transcript with Q&A and colloquy, comparable in quality with a human stenographer.
Stenographic
Real time
CoCounsel.ai
Legally Formatted Real Time Transcript
Unlimited Hookups per depo
No Resellers/Direct to atty
Bookmarks
Post Event Viewer
Audio Synced with Text
Records Audio/Video
Exportable Recordings for eDiscovery
Features
Traditional stenographic
real time vs. CoCounsel.ai
What people are saying
"I used CoCounsel.ai’s live transcript to stay laser focused during my line of questioning, making keynotes along the way. The very next day, I used testimony from the transcript and audio in a settlement conference to force the other side’s hand, and get a favorable settlement for my client."
Stacy B.
CoCounsel.ai joining a deposition for real time transcription and recording: specifically allowed in 33 out of 50 states.
In addition, opposing counsels can legally record deposition testimony in most states as an official record.
CoCounsel.ai syncs to your calendar and assists with notice language to inform the other parties of your intention to record a legal proceeding.
Check the map to see how CoCounsel.ai
can be used in your state
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As an opposing counsel to a deposition, can I have my CoCounsel.ai bot join the deposition?Yes, as long as you follow the rules specific to your state requiring either a notice or stipulation.
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Can CoCounsel.ai be used if I’m the noticing attorney?Yes, as long as you properly notice the deposition and include the recording method.
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Is the rough transcript generated by CoCounsel.ai a certified transcript?No, the rough transcript is used as a reference guide to search and find recorded testimony of the proceeding.
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Is the recording produced by CoCounsel.ai an admissible recording?In certain states yes, please consult your state's code of procedure for what kinds of recordings are admissible.
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Do I need to notice the other parties to the case prior to the deposition of my intention to use CoCounsel.ai?As a noticing attorney, you will need to provide the recording method in the deposition notice, and some states may require a stipulation for a non-stenographic recording. As an opposing counsel, Alaska and Virginia do not require either a notice or stipulation. All other jurisdictions require either prior notice or a stipulation. You can consult the map on this page for each state's rules.
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What happens if the court reporting agency the noticing attorney hired doesn’t let my CoCounsel.ai bot into the meeting?If you have followed the noticing requirements as stated in the code of civil procedure for your state, you have the right to bring your CoCounsel.ai bot into the deposition. See rules of civil procedure in your state using the map higher up on this page.
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