Find the statement without watching the deposition.
Discovery reviewers watch entire depositions looking for one sentence. Meshora indexes every spoken word in your deposition recordings — search for the statement, get the exact timestamp, skip the linear review.
Linear review is costing you time you don't have.
A paralegal watches a three-hour deposition at 1.5× speed looking for one sentence about product safety. They find it — or don't — and bill the client for three hours of video review. Multiply that across 40 depositions per matter. The economics of video discovery are broken.
Without Meshora
- Paralegal watches deposition at 1.5× speed
- 3 hours of review for one statement
- Manual timestamping of relevant segments
- Easy to miss statements under time pressure
- Visual exhibits unsearchable unless manually logged
With Meshora
- Search the exact statement in natural language
- Results with exact timecode in under 50ms
- Transcript excerpt confirms the match before you click
- Visual exhibits and on-screen documents indexed via OCR
- Export clip segment directly from search results
From deposition recording to searchable transcript.
Upload deposition recordings
Upload MP4, MOV, or MKV directly or via API. Meshora accepts files up to 50GB. No conversion required.
Transcript and OCR indexing
Speech-to-text with speaker diarization at 94% accuracy. All on-screen documents, exhibit labels, and text overlays indexed via OCR simultaneously.
Search across the full matter
Search all depositions in a matter simultaneously. Query for a name, a product, a phrase — results rank across all recordings with timecodes and transcript context.
Export segments and transcripts
Download the relevant clip window, pull the full SRT transcript, or export search results as a JSON report for your litigation support platform.
The challenge
Harwick & Ponte LLP was managing a product liability matter with 43 deposition recordings totaling 280 hours of video. Three paralegals were assigned to linear review. At 1.5× speed, the estimated review time was 140 hours before any substantive legal work could begin.
What they did
Uploaded all 43 recordings to Meshora. Indexing completed overnight. The next morning, the litigation team searched across all 280 hours simultaneously — querying by product names, safety terminology, and specific witness names.
The result
The 140-hour estimated review time became 18 hours of targeted review — paralegals watched only the segments Meshora surfaced as relevant. The director of litigation support called it the most significant workflow improvement since their first e-discovery platform.
"What used to take a paralegal three days now takes twenty minutes with a search query." Director of Litigation Support, Harwick & Ponte LLP
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