Discover how to integrate generative AI into your deposition workflow to streamline preparation, analyze transcripts efficiently, and maintain a competitive edge in litigation.
Every litigator takes depositions. Few are using AI to do it better. That's a problem, because the ones who are using it are building outlines faster, catching inconsistencies in real time, and walking out of the deposition with half their post-depo work already done.
Presented by Karl Seelbach, a law firm owner and litigator with 20+ years of experience and co-founder of the deposition platform Skribe.ai, this session is a practical, no-hype walkthrough of how AI changes the way you prepare for, take, and follow up on depositions. No theory. No futurism. Just the prompts and workflows you can use on your next case.
Key Topics Discussed:
Ethical and procedural considerations for using AI in depositions and litigation
The legal framework governing AI-assisted and non-stenographic depositions
Using Claude to prepare deposition outlines, analyze case materials, and generate tailored lines of questioning
Leveraging ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Gemini for legal drafting, brainstorming, and deposition preparation
Live demonstration of Scribe.ai for real-time deposition assistance, transcript analysis, and AI-powered questioning
AI-assisted identification of inconsistencies, impeachment material, and follow-up questions during depositions
Post-deposition workflows using AI to generate executive summaries, extract key testimony, search transcripts, and create video clips
Best practices for prompt engineering to improve AI-assisted legal analysis
Privacy, confidentiality, and ethical considerations when using legal AI platforms such as Harvey, Clio Work (Vincent), Filevine, and LaGora
Practical guidance on integrating AI into litigation workflows while maintaining attorney judgment and professional responsibility
Managing Partner | Doyle & Seelbach
Karl was trained to be a skilled courtroom advocate at South Texas College of Law in Houston. While attending law school, he served on the law review and successfully competed as one of the top advocates in South Texas’ award-winning trial and appellate advocacy program. Prior to law school, Karl attended college at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas. While attending SFA, he served as president of the Student Foundation Association, vice president of the Student Government Association and an officer in his fraternity, Sigma Tau Gamma. He was honored to be named “Mr. SFA” his senior year. Most importantly, he met his wife, Adrienne, at SFA. Before college, Karl attended grade school at West Rusk ISD in New London, Texas. He was a letterman in basketball and baseball and received numerous awards for his academic accomplishments. He graduated valedictorian of his high school class. In his free time, Karl loves spending time with his wife, Adrienne, and daughters, Annabelle and Millie, in Dripping Springs, Texas, and takes great pride in cheering them on in volleyball, basketball, and their many other pursuits!
