Frequently Asked Questions - Verbit Legal Visor

Verbit’s Legal Visor is accessible through any modern web browser. For optimal performance, we recommend a stable internet connection and the latest browser version.

We use end-to-end encryption for all data, both in transit and at rest. Verbit Legal Visor follows industry best practices for security, including SOC2 compliance. To learn more, visit our trust page.

Our servers are hosted on secure cloud infrastructure within the United States. We also offer data localization upon request for specific geographic requirements.

All data collected is encrypted and stored securely. We comply with all legal data privacy regulations, and clients have full control over their data.

Yes, we perform regular penetration tests through third-party security firms to ensure our systems remain secure and compliant with legal industry standards.

Verbit’s Legal Visor uses Single Sign-On (SSO) with support for multi-factor authentication (MFA), ensuring secure access for all authorized personnel.

Yes, you can upload case documents and data to enhance the assistant’s analysis. The system integrates them with transcripts to offer a comprehensive view.

Once files are uploaded, they are analyzed and integrated with transcripts, allowing attorneys to cross-reference key details from the case in real-time.

The assistant offers real-time suggestions and highlights inconsistencies in witness statements, aiding attorneys in forming strategic questions during cross-examination.

We currently allow manual upload of case documents and data. Integration with case management software is not yet available.

It improves outcomes by providing real-time insights, allowing attorneys to react faster and more strategically during depositions, reducing preparation time.

Yes, Legal Visor was developed specifically for proceedings with multiple speakers, such as depositions.

Legal Visor is trained to accurately recognize and transcribe legal terminology through advanced speech recognition tailored for legal proceedings. Attorneys can upload glossaries for improved accuracy.

Yes, provided you adhere to state-specific rules requiring either a notice or stipulation.

Yes, as long as the deposition notice includes the recording method, in compliance with state-specific requirements.

No, the rough transcript is intended as a reference guide to search and locate recorded testimony from the proceedings.

In certain states, recordings produced by Legal Visor are admissible. Please refer to your state’s code of procedure for specific admissibility rules.

Yes, as the noticing attorney, you must include the recording method in the deposition notice. Some states may also require a stipulation for non-stenographic recordings.

Even if a court reporter is present, you still need to obtain the required consent for making a recording using Legal Visor, in accordance with legal regulations.

Verbit offers 24/7 support to users through its live chat and dedicated help center. Users also have access to a dedicated account manager.

No, the Verbit Legal Visor cannot provide legal advice. It is a tool designed to support attorneys by offering real-time transcription and analysis for legal proceedings. For legal advice, it’s always best to consult a qualified attorney.