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Creating a Digital Trial Notebook: From Chaos to Confidence
Step-by-step guidance for building a digital trial binder that improves organization, speeds up prep, and supports a more efficient trial strategy.
2026 Legal Technology Trends That’ll Define The Next Decade
New legal technology will fundamentally change how legal work gets done and what it takes to stay competitive in the next decade. See the top trends for 2026+ here.
100+ Legal Terms + How A Transcript Glossary Improves Accuracy
Explore 100 essential legal terms and learn how Rev’s custom glossaries improve transcript accuracy, consistency, and efficiency for legal teams.
Evidence Review: Witness Preparation With Rev AI (Part 3)
Learn how Rev’s AI and searchable transcripts transform how you develop cross-examination strategies and prepare for testimony.
Maintaining Attorney-Client Confidentiality with Modern Speech Tech
Discover how to leverage AI powered speech technology in your legal practice while maintaining attorney client privilege
Protecting The Record In The Technology Age
Is your legal data truly secure in the digital age Rev explores strategies for protecting court reporter data with an expert panel in this webinar
Building Stronger Cases Through AI Speech Technology
Download our whitepaper to see how you can build stronger arguments, save time, shore up security, and much more with legal AI technology
Bombshell Report Details Child Abuse in Baltimore Archdiocese Transcript
The Maryland attorney general’s report documents more than 600 cases of abuse over 60 years in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Read the transcript here.
Trump Pleads Not Guilty to 34 Felony Counts of Falsification of Business Records Transcript
Former President Donald Trump was arrested and arraigned in a Manhattan courtroom on Monday, becoming the first U.S. president to face criminal charges. Read the transcript here.
Judge Rules Trump Lawyer Must Testify in Special Counsel Probe of Classified Documents Transcript
A federal judge has ruled that special counsel Jack Smith has enough evidence to prove former President Trump committed a crime through his attorney. Read the transcript here.
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