Result
self-reportedHe searched 35 hours of video footage in about 2 hours, work that is normally out of budget for a client, and built a summary from stills and verified transcribed statements.
Nick Mermiges is a South Carolina litigator who owns his law firm. He uses Claude with saved skills and example libraries to search large volumes of evidence, find patterns of conduct, pull direct quotes from case law, and automate low-level drafting from each case’s facts.
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- Get transcripts for the footage or calls first, with timestamps.
- Tell the AI exactly what you’re looking for: statements, events, people or patterns.
- Ask for every match with the timestamp and the exact words, never a paraphrase.
- Check every hit against the original footage before it goes in a filing or a report.
Here are timestamped transcripts from [number] hours of [video/calls] for [matter]. Find every moment where [person] says or does [what we’re looking for]. For each one give: file name, timestamp, exact quote, and one line of context. Then group them into patterns. Do not paraphrase quotes, and mark anything you’re unsure of as “check.” I will verify each item against the original.
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Courts and clients care about accuracy: verify every quote and timestamp yourself and follow your bar’s rules on AI and client confidentiality. Works for insurance claims, HR investigations and site footage too. Build it with Page: a private client page that holds the summary and links to each clip.
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