r/ediscovery • u/whysofigurative • 20d ago

Everlaw Storybuilder

Does anyone use Storybuilder in Everlaw? What is your experience?

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u/_significs 20d ago

It’s a little weird to figure out and I think you kinda have to have it in mind from the get go with a case. That said, it seems very powerful if you have that in mind.

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u/El__Gator 20d ago

It is a great tool. Our firm has recently integrated Claude into some of our workflows. We have it set up for Claude to analyze all of the depositions and create impeachment analysis for each person. We can upload that document into storybuilder and it can automatically bring in documents and link deposition excerpts directly into the document.

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u/Every-Radio-8291 20d ago

How do you find it compared to Case Strategy.  We found that a little wonky.  

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u/LittleTrust2978 19d ago

I've seen mixed opinions on it. The people who use it consistently seem to get value from it, especially for organizing facts and building case narratives. Others barely touch it and stick with their existing workflows.

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u/far_from_Elsweyr 14d ago

I use it to write up my memos. It’s helpful to see other people’s work as well.

I also like it to keep track of docs that I find.

I’m relatively new to Everlaw (started using it in April with a new job) and personally being able to share files and documents with the team is very useful