™Module 2 of 7
Criminal defense and civil litigation
Discovery and Document Analysis
Six hundred pages landed, four people describe the same twenty minutes differently, and counsel wants to know what is worth chasing.
$400
What it covers
Six topic areas.
- 01The master chronology. Every event on one timeline, each entry carrying a page cite and a source, so counsel finds the line in thirty seconds.
- 02The contradiction matrix. Where witnesses describe the same twenty minutes differently, laid out side by side with the page cite for each version.
- 03Gap analysis. What the file is missing, not just what it contains: documents not produced, dates unaccounted for, witnesses not interviewed.
- 04Draft interrogatories. Questions built from the gaps, not from a template, so each one asks for something the file does not already answer.
- 05The document index. Every produced document cataloged and summarized in a line, bates-stamped where applicable, with what it actually proves.
- 06The work-product line. What is analysis you can hand over and what stays work product, kept separate so nothing crosses the line by accident.
What you get
A folder you upload to Claude once.
Inside it is a router file that decides which reference applies to the task in front of you, a firm profile you fill in once, and reference documents written the way a working investigator would write them. No subscription, no login, no platform. The files are yours.
Before you buy
Three things to know.
- You need a Claude account. Free, Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise all work.
- If you are on Free, Pro or Max, turn off model training in your privacy settings before you put case material through it. The install guide walks you through it.
- It is your license on the report. This drafts, organizes and checks. You still do the work and you still sign it.
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