LegalView review
A mature hosted option for remote depositions with exhibits, recording, and technician support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LegalView is Lexitas’s remote proceeding platform for depositions, arbitrations, and trials. It is designed for attorneys and their teams that need hosted sessions with controlled participant access across computers, videoconferencing systems, mobile devices, phones, iPad, and iPhone. The platform combines proceeding technology with Lexitas’s court reporting, legal videography, and deposition support services, making it a fit for teams that want one provider involved in the remote session rather than a standalone meeting tool.
Its strongest area is the proceeding workflow. Users can upload, mark, and introduce electronic exhibits, while sessions can be recorded as encrypted H.264 MP4 video and synchronized with transcripts. Breakout rooms support preparation and collaboration before or during a proceeding. Firewall traversal and bandwidth adaptation address common connectivity requirements, and professional technicians provide setup and monitoring. These capabilities give LegalView a focused scope: it is built around formal legal proceedings, not general-purpose video meetings.
The commercial model is sales-led, so teams should expect to engage Lexitas rather than select a published subscription tier. That approach may suit firms seeking coordinated proceeding services and technical assistance, but it is less appropriate for buyers who prioritize transparent self-serve purchasing or a simple do-it-yourself setup. LegalView also does not specify in-person support, so organizations needing a combined remote and on-site service should assess whether Lexitas’s broader support offering meets that requirement. Choose LegalView for hosted remote proceedings with exhibit handling, synchronized transcripts, recording, breakout rooms, and technician involvement; consider an alternative if predictable online pricing or a purely self-managed workflow matters more.
LegalView pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports depositions, arbitrations, and trials remotely
- Synchronizes encrypted video recordings with transcripts
- Offers technician setup, monitoring, and participant access controls
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales
- No in-person support is specified
- More service-led than a self-serve subscription product
LegalView fact sheet, pricing and score →
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