$25K–$45K
Cost of a senior damages expert’s first strategic read of a served report, before a word of the rebuttal is written.
$50
Cost of a Supreme Mind simulation. Same brief, 500 to 900× compression.
8
Commercial experts and witnesses in the roster, from damages quantum and forensic accounting to custom and practice, arbitration and fact-witness rehearsal.
The thesis

Commercial trials turn on damages and credibility. Both are now briefed in minutes

Damages experts carry the technical load; fact witnesses carry the credibility load. Supreme Mind returns the same brief for both, in minutes, for $50 per simulation. The credentialed expert still testifies. The strategic read before retaining one no longer has to wait.

How it works

One brief per matter, grounded in the record

One brief in four sections, every quote verified against the public record.

01

Create a matter

Set up the case and upload the file.

02

Add experts

Add the opposing expert, or your own.

03

Ground it

Ground it in your case documents: expert reports, depositions and filings.

04

Generate the brief

Opinion, cross weaknesses, Daubert challenges and settlement range, in minutes.

Verbatim citation verification

Every quote checked against the public record. Unverifiable quotes are dropped.

Cross-examination practice simulation

Rehearse the cross against the expert before the deposition.

Examine the record

Ask the case file a question and get an answer cited to the page, or told the record is silent.

Expert-report stress test

Find the weak points in an opposing report, or red-team your own expert's draft.

Exports built for the file

Word, PDF, a Daubert-motion outline and a cross outline, with history kept.

Named-expert overlay

Optionally add a named expert's public judicial record. Off by default.

Who gets an expert

Expert analysis for matters that could never pay for it

Which matters get a read

A senior expert's first read runs to tens of thousands of dollars, so it is bought only for the matters that can carry it.

When, and how often, you get a read

Without, an expert weighs in a few times over a matter that can run for years. With, you can ask any day, at any hour, and have an answer in minutes.

Without: about 1 in 8 federal cases ever deposes an expert
With Supreme Mind
Without
IntakePleadingsDiscoveryExpert reportsDaubertResolution
An expert readA read you went without
With Supreme Mind
IntakePleadingsDiscoveryExpert reportsDaubertResolution
A read on demand, daily if you want it
Where it fits

From complaint to settlement

Stage
Without
With Supreme Mind
What improves
Case intake
Decided on the pleadings
A read before you commit
Case value rangeLower intake risk
Motion to dismiss
Their case inferred
Their case written out
Foresight
Expert retention
Sourced through networks
Retain against a brief
Sharper assignment
Discovery
One billed read
Rerun as the facts land
Live case theoryRerun whenever you need
Expert reports
Their report seen for the first time
Their attack prepared for
Stress-tested expertWeeks saved
Depositions
Cross built from reports
Cross rehearsed first
Practised cross
Daubert
Exposure found in their motion
Weak points found first
Fewer surprises
Resolution
Leverage arrives late
Leverage from intake
A range you can defend
Your retained expert still forms the opinion, signs the report and takes the stand.
Preparation compoundsRun it daily. Preparation predicts performance.
Without, it comes in stepsIt starts once an expert is retained, and grows as each paid engagement allows.
What it could be worth

How preparation changes the outcome

Close contested case · $20M lost-profits claim (non-class). Both sides start at 50/50; “with” means that side prepares with Supreme Mind.

Plaintiff chance of winning
Defense without
Defense with
Plaintiff without
50%Baseline
47.2%−2.8 pts · range 45–49%
Plaintiff with
54.2%+4.2 pts · range 52–57%
51.4%+1.4 pts · range 50–53%
Expected recovery
Defense without
Defense with
Plaintiff without
$4.50MBaseline
$4.19M−6.9%
Plaintiff with
$4.93M+9.4%
$4.60M+2.2%

An estimate based on public research. Find out more about how we modeled this →

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The library

The commercial experts you are most likely to face

The experts and witnesses that anchor commercial practice, each a composite of a class, never a named individual.

F-001
Contract Damages Quantum
Lost profits, expectation vs. reliance, mitigation and Hadley foreseeability.
F-014
Forensic Accounting (Commercial)
Books and records, statement reconstruction, fraud and tracing.
O-002
Industry Custom & Practice
Course of dealing and trade usage under the UCC and common law.
F-026
Real Estate / Construction Valuation
Fair market value, construction cost, stigma and diminution in value.
O-005
Spoliation / Evidentiary Expert
ESI preservation, adverse inference and the Zubulake line.
O-006
Arbitration Procedure
FAA, AAA and JAMS rules, arbitrability and award enforcement.
W-101
CFO / Senior Finance Witness
Fact-witness rehearsal on financial statements, diligence and audit committees.
W-118
Sales / Contract Negotiator Witness
Fact-witness rehearsal on negotiation history and side letters.
Security and trust

Security and confidentiality

Matter content is treated as privileged end to end.

Passwordless sign-in

A one-time link to a named work email. No password to phish.

Firm accounts & admin

A firm-admin role and self-service team management.

Server-side model

The browser never holds an API key.

US processing with zero data retention

Anthropic, under zero data retention, with US inference. Nothing is stored or used for training.

Per-firm US-region isolation

Each firm's data and documents kept separate, in the US.

Metadata-only audit; 30-day deletion

Privileged content is never logged. Deleted matters go after 30 days.

Pilots add a signed DPA recording the no-retention, no-training terms, with single sign-on by agreement with your firm.

Book a demo

Start a three-month pilot on your own matters

A small number of first pilots with commercial trial partners, on your own live matters, with a direct line to the founder.

What a pilot looks like
Scope
Your named mattersUsually four to eight live matters, your choice. Anyone at the firm can use it.
Timeline
Three monthsOne expert-disclosure cycle, success criteria agreed up front. No auto-renewal.
Price
$2,500 to $5,000Fifty to a hundred credits at $50 each, usable firm-wide, never expiring. Full pricing.
Data
Whatever the matter allowsPublic record by default, plus protective-order and AEO material where the order permits a vendor. Nothing retained or trained on. Security & trust.
Access
Direct founder lineAn hour of onboarding per user, two founder hours a week, and priority on your requests.