Each assessment evaluates how reliably a deponent testified, based only on what they said under oath in the deposition transcript. Ratings apply to the witness only—not examining counsel or other participants. They are a case-preparation signal, not a legal conclusion.

High

Testimony appears generally consistent, direct, and internally coherent; few material credibility concerns in the assessed scope.

Moderate

Some credibility concerns or gaps, but testimony remains usable with appropriate caution.

Low

Material concerns—such as inconsistency, evasiveness, or implausibility—that significantly undermine reliance on this deponent’s testimony.

Mixed

Different portions of the transcript point in opposite directions; the summary explains competing factors with page citations.

Insufficient evidence

Not enough testimony in the assessed scope to support a meaningful credibility judgment.