The most common questions about ethics, work product, and disclosure.
Can FullProof be used during a live deposition?+
Yes. FullProof operates as an internal attorney support system, analogous to an associate passing notes, using an outline, or co-counsel messaging during a session. It does not alter testimony or create a new evidentiary record. The official record is always the court reporter's transcript. How a lawyer prepares for and conducts their examination is within their discretion.
Does FullProof replace the court reporter?+
No. The court reporter produces the certified transcript and is responsible for the official record. FullProof operates alongside that process as an internal tool, focused entirely on supporting the attorney during live testimony.
Is FullProof's output considered attorney work product?+
Yes. The Attorney Work Product Doctrine applies. Evie's outputs (Cues, analysis, flagged inconsistencies) are generated at the direction of counsel for internal litigation strategy. They reflect impressions and strategic considerations, are not intended to be shared with opposing counsel, parties, or witnesses, and are not part of the evidentiary record.
Is FullProof trying to replace the lawyer's judgment?+
No. Evie surfaces Cues: signals worth your attention. You decide whether and how to act on them. The taking attorney controls the examination at all times. FullProof augments performance and does not replace the lawyer's instincts, judgment, or experience.