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How to Partner with AI on Your Next Expert Witness Deposition

Turn complex expert testimony into your most powerful case asset.

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Save the Date: Tuesday, December 16 at 12:30 PM ET
Can't make it live? Register anyway—we'll send you the recording and materials.

Expert depositions are your most expensive depositions—and your most critical. Between dense technical testimony, mountains of supporting documentation, and the pressure to catch every contradiction, they can make or break your case.

As you head into the new year with fresh cases and renewed determination, give yourself the gift of confidence in handling complex expert testimony.

In this webinar, attorney and law professor Joe Stephens will teach you how to:

🔎 Analyze expert reports and prior testimony to identify vulnerabilities before the deposition even begins.

📲 Upload multiple depositions from the same expert across different cases to uncover career-spanning contradictions in their opinions and methodology.

📝 Transform complex expert jargon into plain-language summaries that judges and juries understand.

🏆 Extract methodology flaws and build compelling Daubert challenges to expert admissibility.

💡 Generate powerful cross-examination outlines that exploit every contradiction and overreach. 

When you treat AI as your strategic partner rather than just a summarization tool, your biggest litigation challenge becomes your most strategic advantage.

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“In our trials, the stakes are as high as they get. Now that this technology exists, you can’t go to war without it.”

— Christopher B., Trial Attorney

Meet Your Host

Joe_Stephens_Steno1 1Joe Stephens, Consulting Attorney at Steno is the architect of one of Texas' largest rural public defender offices, where he mastered the art of managing complex cases across twelve counties with limited resources. His diverse professional experience ranges from direct client representation to working three legislative sessions under two different Committee Chairmen in the Texas Legislature. A graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, Joe combines his passion for legal technology with practical experience to help teams work more efficiently. He now teaches the next generation of legal professionals at Texas Tech University School of Law.