More cases. Less hours.
You didn’t become an expert witness because you love admin. So hire someone that does and get hours back each week.
Meet your new assistant.
Munk is an AI assistant built for expert witnesses. He’ll help you respond faster, stay organized and get paid on time. You’ll wonder how you ever worked without him. Here’s what he can do:
Answer retention inquiries in minutes, not days
A firm writes asking whether you'll take a case. Munk reads the message and any attached records, pulls out the details that matter — case name, trial date, the parties — checks that date against your calendar for conflicts, attaches the documents you always send, and writes the reply into the thread. The details it extracted are saved to your case tracker at the same time. The reply waits in your drafts for you to read and send.
Impress the firms deciding who to retain.
Turn a signed case into a file that's already organized
When a case is retained, Munk builds the cloud storage folders for it, creates the case record with its own ID, and puts the trial date and the report deadline on your calendar. An inquiry becomes a live, organized case without anyone opening a spreadsheet.
Stay organized without doing the organizing.
The correspondence records itself
Every email on a case is read, attached to the right case, and saved to the cloud. No more screenshotting email threads. When someone asks what was said and when, the answer is there.
Eliminate repetitive work.
Invoices that chase themselves
Munk tracks what's outstanding and how long it's been. When an invoice ages past its terms, a reminder goes out in the original thread — polite, on schedule, and in your voice — while the dashboard shows exactly what's owed and by whom.
Recover lost revenue.
Every case, in one place
Cases, clients, contacts, tasks, and invoices in a single view, fed automatically by everything above. Open a case and see the whole history: the correspondence, the deadlines, the documents, what's been billed and what's been paid.
One place to look, instead of five.
Want to teach Munk to handle a different process?
If repetitive work eats your week, it can usually be handed over — tell us how you do it today and we will teach Munk.
- Meeting and deposition scheduling
- Report generating
- Inbox cleanup