Skribe

Take Command of Zoom Depositions

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Description

Skribe presents a modern solution for legal depositions, specifically designed for litigators seeking greater efficiency, control, and cost-effectiveness. It serves as a non-stenographic alternative to conventional court reporting methods, leveraging technology to deliver services faster and more affordably while ensuring legal compliance. The platform integrates AI to enhance the process of capturing and analyzing legal testimony.

The tool operates through two main pathways: 'Live' for capturing real-time testimony, such as depositions or EUOs, via Zoom, and 'Library' for processing pre-existing audio or video files. Both options provide rapid AI-generated rough transcripts synchronized with video playback. Skribe facilitates easier case preparation through AI-powered search capabilities, allowing users to quickly locate key details and create video clips. Final transcripts are professionally proofread for accuracy, and the generated records are designed to meet federal and state non-stenographic standards, making the video recording the official record.

Key Features

Non-Stenographic Deposition Recording: Capture legal testimony via Zoom without traditional stenographers.
AI-Powered Transcription: Delivers same-day rough transcripts using AI.
Synced Video-to-Text: Provides transcripts synchronized with video playback.
AI-Powered Search & Analysis: Instantly find key moments, search testimony content, and create video clips.
Court-Admissible Records: Produces video records that meet federal and state non-stenographic standards.
Media Library Processing: Upload and process existing audio/video files for transcription and analysis.
Professionally Proofread Transcripts: Offers final proofread transcripts (99% accuracy) as supplementary reference.
Digital Exhibit Presentation: Present and share digital exhibits during Live sessions.
Flexible Scheduling: On-demand deposition service scheduling.
Upfront Pricing: Offers transparent pricing, often lower than traditional court reporting.

Use Cases

Conducting remote depositions via Zoom.
Transcribing and analyzing existing deposition audio/video recordings.
Quickly reviewing testimony and identifying key moments.
Creating video clips of testimony for legal briefs or presentations.
Managing Examination Under Oath (EUO) recordings and transcripts.
Reducing deposition costs and transcript delivery times.
Ensuring compliance with non-stenographic deposition rules.
Streamlining the process from scheduling depositions to accessing finalized records.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Skribe Records Admissible in Court?

Yes. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30(b)(3) and laws in the majority of states permit non-stenographic depositions using audio or video recordings as the official record. Skribe's non-stenographic video records meet these standards and are designed to be admissible.

Are Transcripts accurate and on par with a stenographer?

Yes. Skribe’s human-proofread transcripts are 99% accurate. This meets or exceeds the 95% accuracy rate required for certification by the National Court Reporters’ Association for stenographers.

What is Skribe?

Skribe is a software platform that empowers legal professionals to non-stenographically capture their own legal testimony using modern software and technology, avoiding the typical hassle and expense of stenographers or videographers.

Does Skribe certify transcripts of depositions?

No. Skribe.ai focuses on certifying the non-stenographic video record as the official deposition record. Same-day AI-generated rough transcripts and final professionally proofread transcripts are provided as supplementary tools.