Coverage Analysis
What is Coverage Analysis?
Section titled “What is Coverage Analysis?”Coverage analysis maps which arguments each side responds to. It shows you what’s been directly contradicted, what’s been partially addressed, and what’s been completely ignored.
Coverage Categories
Section titled “Coverage Categories”Direct Response
Section titled “Direct Response”The other side explicitly addresses the argument with a counter-argument or rebuttal.
Partial Response
Section titled “Partial Response”The other side touches on the topic but doesn’t fully address the argument — e.g., responding to part of a multi-pronged claim.
No Response
Section titled “No Response”The argument is not addressed at all. These become the most critical gaps.
Chronological Evolution
Section titled “Chronological Evolution”Some responses appeared after court intervention (e.g., after a judge asked specific questions). Garry tracks this timeline so you can see how the argument developed.
Reading the Coverage Matrix
Section titled “Reading the Coverage Matrix”The coverage matrix shows your arguments on one axis and the counterparty’s responses on the other. Each intersection shows the coverage status with a visual indicator:
- Full coverage (green)
- Partial coverage (amber)
- No coverage / gap (red)
Linking to Gaps
Section titled “Linking to Gaps”Arguments with no response or partial response feed into the Gaps & Questions analysis, where Garry generates specific hearing prep questions.