Prep
Show up with the outline already written.
Hand Bellwether the file. It reads everything, lines up the documents that matter, and drafts an outline you can argue from — with suggested questions and exhibits already attached to the right sections.
Deposition outline
Estate of Reyes v. Apex Mobility
Objectives
- Establish what Apex knew about the August lot before the recall.
- Lock the witness in on Apex's 0.4 percent investigation threshold.
- Trace the chain of approvals between QA dashboard and recall notice.
- 01
Background and qualifications
- Describe your role as Director of Quality at Apex Mobility.
- Walk me through your team's responsibilities on the production-line audit.
Ex. 03 — Personnel File - 02
Pre-recall warning signs
- When did you first see the August lot warranty return data?
- Who has visibility into the QA dashboard you initialed on September 14?
Ex. 18 — August QA DashboardEx. 19 — Internal Slack thread - 03
Recall decision
- Walk me through the conversation that led to the October 11 recall notice.
- What was the elapsed time between your dashboard sign-off and the recall?
Ex. 24 — Recall notice draft
What you get
An outline you can argue, not a blank page.
Set your objectives
Tell Bellwether what you need to establish, or let it propose a set of objectives from what it found in the record.
Outline in a few clicks
Generate a full line-of-questioning outline in a couple of clicks, with the right exhibit dropped into each section.
Edit by conversation
Reshape the draft by telling Bellwether what to change in plain English. It redlines the outline as you talk.
The proof
What the prep desk gets back.
- Hours cut from reading the record before a single question is written.
- 6+
- Hours handed back to strategy, shaping questions, and pulling exhibits.
- 12+
- Less time spent getting ready for each deposition.
- 72%
Walk into your next deposition prepped.
Bring a case file. We’ll generate an outline against it and walk you through how Bellwether shaped it.