Every night of trial, VOIRdirect reads the day's transcript against the day before and shows your team what changed, each item cited to page and line. It is designed to put that brief in front of you before the next trial day. Your lawyers check the cite and make the call.
On daily copy, the transcript arrives late and court starts early. Someone on the team stays up reading today's pages against yesterday's, looking for the answer that moved. That person also has to be sharp in the morning.
VOIRdirect takes that read off the team. It compares the two days, lists the changes it finds with its page and line, and keeps the corrections your team makes for the rest of the trial. A fix made on Tuesday is still there on Thursday.
Avery v. Tolland Freight (fictional). Witness: D. Reyes, dispatch manager. Day 3 read against Day 2.
Day 3, 412:7-15: "I called him around 6:40." Day 2, 288:19-22: "I didn't reach him until after seven."
Day 3, 430:2-9: the log was "kept on paper at the desk." Day 2, 301:11-14: "We put everything in the system."
Day 3, 447:18-24: "My supervisor signed off on it." Day 2, 310:5-8: "I approved that route myself."
Each entry points to both places in the record. Your lawyer reads the lines and decides whether it belongs in tomorrow's cross.
VOIRdirect compares the day's transcript with the day before and lists what changed, each item cited to page and line. It is designed to reach the team before the next trial day. When your team corrects an item, the correction carries forward to later days.
Research the venire and model strike plans for your case before voir dire. The seating model reports intervals, so you see the range you are working with, and the optimizer behind it is confirmed by exhaustive search or by its own bound. Protected characteristics and their known proxies are screened out of the model, and an attorney signs off on its output before anyone relies on it. It supports your Batson record; it does not recommend strikes.
See how this judge has ruled, drawn from the public record, before you argue in front of them. Each read is rated, cited to its source and dated, and the confidence drops where the record is thin. It describes the record. It does not predict a ruling or explain a judge's reasons.
VOIRdirect Matter Workspace is a cloud add-on that gives the trial team one place for matter documents, chain-of-custody logging and deadlines, inside the VOIRdirect sign-in.
Every line VOIRdirect writes carries its source, so a lawyer can check it before relying on it.
When an answer moves from one day to the next, the brief shows where, by page and line. Your team starts the cross outline from the record.
With the read delivered as a cited brief, the night goes to the cross outline, and the associate can show the partner exactly where each point came from.
The trial partner reviews a cited brief, the venire research and the judge's record for the same matter, under one sign-in.
Bring VOIRdirect to your next trial. We are selecting a small group of litigation firms to use it on live trials and tell us what to change.
Your first trial matter is free. Your second is $7,500 for a seven-day trial at Standard turnaround, scaled to the trial's length and turnaround. List prices are then locked for 24 months for any order you sign.
Your team uses VOIRdirect on the live daily-copy workflow, joins a short weekly debrief while in trial, and tells us what helped and what got in the way. The founder supports you directly during trial weeks.
Each matter is isolated at the data layer and keyed to the verified login. Your matter data is not used to train models.
Each finding carries its citation, so your team can verify it before relying on it.
Every change made in the platform is written to a tamper-evident, hash-chained audit trail. Your office can export it for review.
Your IT team and general counsel will find the detail on thesecurity page.
Where things stand. VOIRdirect is pre-production. No production environment runs today, and the controls above describe the system as built and tested for its first production release.
Belleverite Technologies is not a law firm, is not authorized to practice law in the District of Columbia or any other jurisdiction, and does not provide legal services or legal advice. VOIRdirect is software limited to non-legal functions; it informs the lawyers who use it, and every legal judgment is theirs. VOIRdirect is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.
AI can make mistakes. Verify every finding against its source before relying on it.
