The client meeting comes back as the attendance note — advice, instructions and action points kept distinct — and a dictation comes back as the finished letter, spoken punctuation carried out. Everything is work product for your review.
02:05 SolicitorSo the dispute is over the final invoice, not the earlier ones?
02:12 ClientRight — the first three were paid without issue.
Client instructs on a disputed final invoice; earlier invoices paid without issue. Advised on pre-action steps and disclosure.
Work product for your review — not a filing or legal advice.
Start from the client-meeting file note, the dictated letter, or the testimony summary — or describe your own document to the assistant in about five minutes. Dictation is a century-old legal workflow; this is the version where the note is written by the time the meeting ends.
Client meeting → file note · Dictated letter · Testimony summary
Everything you send is deleted after 7 days by default; keep a project longer when you need to, one at a time, and every deletion writes you a receipt. Your recordings are never used to train or improve AI models, and never sold. You decide how long anything is kept.
Yes — the meeting comes back as an attendance note with advice, instructions and action points kept distinct. It's work product for your review, ready to file after you check it.
No. Everything Verbato writes is work product for your review — never a filing, a sworn document, or legal advice. You remain the author of record.
Yes. Dictate the letter with spoken punctuation and Verbato returns the finished correspondence with the commands carried out, ready for your review.
A testimony summary is a working summary — not the official record. It gives you the key points with quotes kept verbatim, to check against the transcript.
By default it's deleted after 7 days, every deletion writes you a receipt, and nothing you record is used to train AI models.
Start with a file, a recording, or a link. No card needed.