Turn discovery into leverage.
Litigation Domination reads your entire discovery production — every deposition, exhibit, and email — finds the facts that matter, and connects them to the evidence that proves each element of your case.
Meet Dom.
Not a dashboard. A senior partner who has already read every page of the production — tells you what matters, and does the work: drafts interrogatories, RFPs, demand letters and depo outlines, and builds the spreadsheets.
Good morning. Three things on the Mercer production — 312,847 pages, fully reviewed overnight.
First, I evaluated two theories: Product Liability — Failure to Warn and Negligent Design. The strongest is Failure to Warn.
Second, I found 277 evidence findings across the theory-element pairs. The defendant's own March 2024 safety memo flags the exact hazard their later expert report calls “immaterial.” That contradiction supports your Inadequate Warning element.
Third, there are 6 evidence gaps — the production is thin on proximate causation. I've drafted the discovery requests that would close them.
Show me the memo and the deposition testimony side by side.
Pulled. Exhibit A-2 (3/14/24 memo) next to Depo p.142 — the inspector's timeline and the testimony don't reconcile. I flagged 11 more contradictions like it and grouped them by deposition topic.
Get me a list of key persons for depo prep.
Here are the top five people identified in the files for deposition, ranked by what they can establish:
1. Karen Doyle — VP of Product Safety, Atlas. Named recipient of the consultant's hazard memo.
2. Dr. Alan Pruitt — outside consultant who authored the March 2024 hazard report.
3. Thomas Reyes — Regulatory Affairs Director; owned the product warning and label.
4. Lisa Hargrove — QA Manager; signed off on pre-release testing.
5. Mark Feldman — Marketing lead; the “immaterial” characterization traces to his team.
Attached is a deposition outline for Karen Doyle — the questions walk her into confirming she received and read Dr. Pruitt's March 2024 hazard report before the warning label was finalized. I also built a witness matrix mapping each deponent to the elements they support.
From a million pages to your actionable intelligence.
Manual review is slow, expensive, and misses things. Litigation Domination turns the document dump into an arsenal of leverage — the facts that move the other side long before trial.
Ingest the whole production
Drop in the entire discovery set — depositions, exhibits, email productions, medical records, expert reports. Hundreds of thousands of pages, processed in hours instead of months.
Find the evidence
Every document is read and cross-referenced. Facts are extracted, evidence is established, and elements are supported — clearing away all the hay so the needle is left in plain sight.
Build your leverage
Know your next best move to build leverage — and anticipate opposing counsel's likely next action before they make it.
What it surfaces in your discovery.
The intelligence a senior associate would find given unlimited time — across every page, every time.
Direct evidence
Surfaces the documents and testimony that prove a fact outright — the smoking-gun memo, the admission, the signed record — with the citation attached.
Pattern evidence
Connects recurring facts across the production into patterns — repeated complaints, prior incidents, course of conduct — that no single document shows on its own.
Contradictions & Gaps
Catches where testimony conflicts with the documents, and flags the holes and impossible sequences in the defense's account.
Inferential & Corroborating Evidence
Finds the circumstantial facts and supporting exhibits across the record that back up each inference and strengthen the chain of proof.
Evidence-to-Element Support
Maps every fact to the element of your legal theory it supports, so you can see which elements are airtight and which need shoring up.
Vulnerabilities & Affirmative Defenses
Surfaces where your case is exposed — and the affirmative defenses the other side will raise — before they do, so you can de-risk on your terms.
The manual way is costing you future cases.
Scale your firm by 100+ senior associates with the push of a button. A million-page production is roughly 20,000 hours of human review — Dom does it in days, freeing your attorneys to take on more cases.
Manual review
Time to first findings
Weeks of associate hoursCost
Tens of thousands in billable reviewCoverage
Sampling — you read what you canContradictions caught
Only what someone happens to noticeTied to your legal theory
Reassembled by hand, late
Litigation Domination
Time to first findings
Overnight, across the full productionCost
A fraction of one associate's timeCoverage
Every page, every document, every timeContradictions caught
Cross-referenced automaticallyTied to your legal theory
Mapped to each element from day one
Underwrite your case for funding.
The same evidence and risk analysis Dom runs to build your theory also qualifies the case for bridge financing — so a strong matter never stalls for cash while it plays out.
Evidence-backed valuation
The merits analysis Dom already runs becomes the basis for the case's funding profile.
No second diligence cycle
Underwriting reads the same record you uploaded — no separate data room, no re-review.
Capital that keeps pace
Qualify strong matters for bridge financing so a winning case never stalls on cash flow.
Built for attorneys. By people who understand litigation.
Litigation Domination was built by people who have lived in courtrooms, managed caseloads, and fought against carriers who underpay claims. We built the partner we wished we had — one that reads everything, forgets nothing, and is ready the moment you need it.
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