For litigators and diligence teams
Research that has to survive review.
Diligence and litigation run on assertions that someone will check. The citation that does not say what the brief claims. The clause that reads the other way in the actual agreement. The fact with no document behind it. Verity reads the filings and the case text and shows you the line each claim rests on, or that no line does.
- A cited case that does not hold what the brief says it holds.
- A contract summary that softens the actual clause.
- A represented fact with no filing behind it.
- A precedent that a later ruling narrowed.
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- filings read
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- support
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- dispute
THE ASSERTION
One assertion, checked.
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Load the matter
Add pleadings, exhibits and the data room as an Index, or search public case law directly.
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Ask or paste
Smart Search ranks the dockets, opinions and agreements and invents no answer on top. Chat writes a grounded answer over the matter, marks each assertion supported or disputed and lets you pick the model.
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Read the split
See what supports the assertion and what conflicts, each opening to the exact line.
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File with the cite attached
Every point carries the passage it rests on, ready for the partner or the other side.
In your workflow.
The same steps for a diligence pass, a brief check or a memo.
In a filing, the source is the argument. Verity keeps it attached to every line.
Privileged material and data-room documents you upload stay in a private Index. Nothing is shared across customers, and Verity does not train on the documents you load.